The tomato seedlings stretched out and acquired a pale green color.

Tomato seedlings have stretched out - no problem! And this seemingly unpleasant moment at first glance can be turned into a positive result. Namely, from one plant you can grow two at once. Cut the tomato into two parts at the level of 5 - 6 leaves. The trimmed top plants should be placed in a container of water. And in about a week they will give roots 1.5 - 2 cm in size. Then they need to be planted in pots or in a box at a distance of 10 cm from each other. They will grow like seedlings, which will need to be formed into one stem.

As the lower leaves of the pruned plant grow from the axils, stepsons will soon grow. When they become 5 cm in size, then everything must be removed except the top two. They will grow into ordinary seedlings. After this procedure, 25 days later the seedlings are planted in a permanent place, in a greenhouse. Where two shoots are formed. Moreover, each shoot is tied up separately. It is best to form 4 fruit clusters on each shoot.

If the tomato seedlings have stretched out and acquired a pale green color, then it’s time to feed them with useful microelements. Make a nutrient solution in 10 liters of water, add 1 tablespoon of urea. Water each plant with half a glass and remove the seedlings to a place where the temperature is constant 8 - 10 degrees and do not water for a couple of days. You will notice that the seedlings have stopped growing and may have changed color, either dark green or purple.After such changes, the seedlings must be placed in normal conditions.

If the seedlings grow and develop very quickly, then it is necessary to provide them with useful substances. Prepare a solution, add 3 tablespoons of superphosphate to 10 liters of water. Water each plant with one glass of solution and put it in a warm place where the temperature during the day is 26 degrees and at night - 22. As in the previous example, do not water for several days. In a week the seedlings will return to normal and create normal conditions.