Miracle-Gro® Gro-ables® Salad Tomato Seed Pod™

Miracle-Gro® Gro-ables® Salad Tomato Seed Pod

The Miracle-Gro® Gro-ables® Seed Pods are an all in one coir compost, seed and plant food making it easy for you to grow your own, vegetables, fruit and herbs at home. Available in 9 different varieties: Yellow Cherry Tomato, Cherry Tomato, Salad Tomato, Butternut Squash, Cucumber, Sweet Pepper, Coriander, Parsley and Basil.

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Details & Usage

Overview & benefits

When to apply

Sow indoor: Feb - Apr. Sow outdoor: Apr - May. Harvest: Jun - Oct

Where to use

For use indoors and out, ensure risk of frost has passed before sowing outside.

Fertiliser analysis

NPK 2.0-0.5-1.0

How to use

Do not plant outside until risk of frost has passed. For an earlier harvest, start growing indoors 6-8 weeks before transplanting.

Remove the ild completely
Choose a sunny spot
Simply push the seed pod into loosened soil or compost (growing bag or large pot filled with Miracle-Gro Enriched Compost) until the pod is level with the soil surface. DO NOT cover, the seeds are at just the right depth to grow
Space seed pods 90cm apart
Water daily
If more than one seed germinates remove all but one when they reach 5cm tall.
Feed every 7-14 days with Miracle-Gro 'Gro Your Own' plant food when fruit is visible and foliage colour fades.

Germinates in approximately 7-14 days and harvest in approximately 65 days.

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Further information

Recycling & handy hints

How to Get a Better Crop of Salad Tomatoes

Use a planting ring, this will help to make sure water gets straight to the roots and not run off the top of the compost.

A good idea is to plant a companion plant next to your tomato plant, French Marigold will help deter whitefly.

At the end of the growing season, if you still have some green tomatoes left, pick them and put them in a brown paper bag with a banana, this will help to ripen them.

Pots of cherry tomato plants growing

Common Issues

Keeping the plants in warm conditions can cause red spider mite, so make sure you mist your plants to keep them moist.

When watering, make sure this is kept to a regular routine, as sporadic watering can cause blossom end rot.

Aphids can be a problem, so check your plants on a regular basis and at the first sign, treat the plants with a insecticide that is suitable to be used on edibles.