What vegetables can be grown in a tomato greenhouse?

Who is the tomato good with?

A vegetable is like a person. In good company and he feels good. But how to determine what is suitable for a tomato in a closed limited area. What can be planted and grown in a greenhouse with tomatoes?

He - pretty moody culture and not easy to clean. In the greenhouse, he will always be the owner... Therefore, cultures for the neighborhood with him should be selected similar in terms of growing conditions.

Cucumbers

Consider two of the most popular greenhouse crops - tomatoes and cucumbers. They don't belong in one greenhouse, only as a last resort and under certain conditions. The difference is in the conditions they need:

Culture	Watering	Airing	Fertilizer	Temperature
Tomato	watering only at the root	Yes	necessarily	moderate
Cucumbers	watering and sprinkling	No	not required, except organic	thermophilic

If possible, it is better to take cucumbers outdoors on a manured bed under a film, they will perfectly take root there and give a crop. Tomatoes are best left in the greenhouse..

Peppers

Another greenhouse crop, especially in Siberia and the northern regions, is sweet pepper. They are with tomato belong to the same species - nightshade. Greenhouse compatible, since the conditions of their cultivation are similar.

But there is one in their living together the problem is the microclimate in the greenhouse... Tomatoes love warm but dry air, which means that the temperature for them should be high, but at the same time with good air movement. And pepper, on the contrary, loves warmth and moisture to match the cucumbers.

Some gardeners still grow peppers in the same garden with tomatoes.

At the same time, a "chess" scheme is practiced, which provides sufficient access to light for both cultures.

Peppers benefit from the presence of tomatoes in the neighborhood... The substances contained in them repel aphids, which are very fond of peppers.
 

Cabbage and salads

They get along well with early varieties of white cabbage, Peking cabbage, which in general used for compacting tomatoesplanting it at their feet. Wonderful tomato will get along with leafy salads.

Radish, onion and garlic

This neighborhood will benefit all cultures.... Onions with tomatoes are planted only those that are grown for greens. With such a neighborhood it is necessary to provide sufficient amount of light radishes, onions and garlic.

Garlic - a tomato's helper in the fight against late blight... Its curly arrows need to be collected and made from them an infusion for spraying tomatoes for preventive purposes.

Strawberry

Strawberries (strawberries) coexist well with tomatoes in the same room (greenhouse). Both crops do not like high humidity, they requires constant ventilation in order to avoid infection with fungal diseases. Besides, the draft contributes to the pollination of both crops.

Strawberry bushes alternate with planting tomatoes according to the scheme 60 x 45 cm... Wherein strawberry feeding area should be at least 30 x 15 cm on the bush.

The best crops to grow together with tomatoes

From what is best to plant in a greenhouse along with tomatoes (tomatoes), you can make a small list:

• legumes (beans, beans);
• watermelons;
• radish;
• Melissa;
• celery;
• parsley;
• basil.

Melissa and Basil Improve Tomato Flavor... The main thing is to observe the light regime for the neighbors. For this, tomato bushes must be tied up.

Incompatible cultures

• Dill;
• kohlrabi;
• fennel.

Vegetables correctly selected for joint cultivation will not only not harm each other, but also will help to increase yields up to 20-25%.

Each vegetable has its own "apartment"

For those who are still trying to grow poorly compatible vegetables in the same greenhouse, there is a way out. This is organization of space... What can you plant tomatoes with in a greenhouse? The most "greenhouse" plants are tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and eggplants. Their compatibility is poor, so they should be separate from each other.

If the greenhouse has two entrances from opposite sides, it is easier to place cultures in it. With sufficient width, three beds are made. Tomatoes are planted on the middle - this part of the greenhouse is best ventilated. Peppers are placed on the north side, cucumbers or eggplants on the south side. Although it is better to exclude cucumbers.

If there is only one door in the greenhouse, and on the opposite side there is only a window, crops can be arranged in the following order: tomatoes are planted near the doors, they must be separated from the rest of the area either with a film, or with slate or plywood. The best material is film.

Next, cucumbers are planted, followed by eggplants - both vegetables are very thermophilic and in the middle they will be fine. And last but not least, peppers are planted by the window, they prefer a cooler atmosphere.

Placing not very compatible crops in the same greenhouse you need to be prepared for a slight decrease in yield each of the cultures.

Today, greenhouse manufacturers offer various designs, in particular, indoor ones. With the help of partitions-modules, you can create separate rooms with the desired microclimate in them, which will allow you to combine the "incompatible" in one greenhouse and not think about what to plant tomatoes with.

Useful video

For more information on what you can plant tomatoes in a greenhouse with and how to equip a greenhouse in order to make the most of the space, and grow incompatible vegetables in it, you can watch the video:

The greenhouse has long become an indispensable attribute of any garden or suburban area. She reliably covers tender early seedlings of peppers, eggplants and tomatoes before planting in a permanent place. In the greenhouse, it is possible to grow several harvests of greens, to protect remontant raspberries from early autumn frosts that ruin their harvest. Any vegetable crop loved by the owners will take root in the greenhouse. But when deciding what to plant in the greenhouse with tomatoes, it is worth considering crop compatibility. Not all of them get along together.

Features of growing tomatoes in a greenhouse

Greenhouse tomatoes grown in close proximity to other plants need their own microclimate. For plants, good lighting is preferable, but they also thrive in cloudy weather. The ambient temperature should be moderate and the area should be ventilated frequently. They need to be constantly fed with fertilizers and watered at the root. Plants with similar requirements should be planted with tomatoes.

Potassium and phosphorus-enriched fertilizing is vital for tomatoes. And an excessive nitrogen content leads to the dropping of the ovaries and a decrease in the amount of the crop. Due to the frequent use of organic fertilizers, nitrates accumulate in the fruits. Tomato greenhouse neighbors should have similar requirements.

Sweet peppers in a greenhouse with tomatoes

The correct choice of neighboring crops will help not only save space on the site, but also save energy, time for caring for the plants. They will not transmit the same pests and diseases, as well as depress each other. In the garden, you can even arrange some semblance of symbiosis, if you choose the right companions for the plants. It is enough to figure out how to make a conveyor bed and what to plant next to the tomatoes in the greenhouse so that the plants are comfortable.

Conveyor bed

The first step is to decide on the ripening time of both the main culture and the neighboring one. It is best to plant some plants in place of others: after the radish, you can plant tomatoes, and replace the greens with white cabbage.

The tallest - to the center of the greenhouse

It is very important to pay attention to the height of the plants, they should not shade each other. For this, three narrow beds are formed, low-growing crops are planted on the sides, and high-growing crops are planted in the middle. In the same way, you need to plant different growth of the same type of plant.

Greenhouse - into cells

To grow many types of plants in one greenhouse, it can be divided into zones using film, polycarbonate sheets, plywood or slate.

Important! In addition to the doors, at the beginning and at the end of the greenhouse there should be at least 2 vents located in the center.

It is equally important to choose the right material for zoning. For example, to keep the greenhouse warm in the evening, you can use sheets of dark slate, plywood or metal, as they warm up well during the day. If you need enough light in the room, it is better to use film or polycarbonate.

What crops can coexist with tomatoes in a greenhouse

You can grow a rich harvest by choosing the right plants that are compatible with each other. In small areas, vegetables are often planted back to back. If you know perfectly how to properly organize the neighborhood of tomatoes and other vegetables, the plants will not transmit pests and diseases to each other, which will save the crop from significant losses.

Neighborhood of tomatoes and other vegetables

It is worth considering the interests of not only tomatoes, but also their neighbors. For example, cabbage will be less susceptible to invasion by the typical cruciferous flea beetle if its seedlings are planted next to tomatoes. Tomatoes protect turnips and onions on a feather from late blight. Experimenting with the choice of varieties and planting times leads to very interesting results. Knowing the compatibility of tomatoes with other crops in the greenhouse, it is easy to find neighbors for the plant.

Plant vegetables well next to sweet pepper and eggplant seedlings. Tomatoes can be "lodged" next to:

• cabbage (white cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli or kohlrabi),
• corn
• sunflower,
• beans
• sweet peas,
• various types of spicy herbs,
• physalis.

Tomatoes coexist well with melons: watermelons and melons. Pest insects do not attack tomatoes if parsley (curly or regular), anise, celery and mint are nearby. Marigold flowers can be planted next to the same target.

Advice! To save space, you can use the edges of the beds or the space between them to plant flowers and grasses.

The proximity of tomatoes and early ripening crops - onions and garlic on a feather, Chinese cabbage, radish - is an excellent solution. Vegetables do not have to fight among themselves for nutrients, because the formation of ovaries in tomatoes will begin after the early harvest. The tomato greenhouse will become a reliable shelter for any seedlings: both vegetable and flower. You can sow the material directly into the ground or into boxes placed on the floor or racks.

Endive salad, asparagus, celery, bush beans will get along well next to tomatoes. A chive bow will help keep aphids away. Therefore, all these plants can be safely planted next to tomatoes.

Neighborhood of basil and tomatoes

Basil is the best companion for tomatoes. Its neighborhood scares away horned worms and has a positive effect on the taste of the crop. Therefore, it is worth planting basil in a greenhouse with tomatoes. He also tolerates being close to tomatoes well. He only needs a sufficient amount of light and nourishment.

Tomatoes and basil

Mixed plantings with other spicy herbs (thyme, sage, mint) are no less useful for tomatoes, they create protection for the garden from ground pests.

Many gardeners do not know what else can be planted in a greenhouse with tomatoes. For example, to improve the quality of tomato juice and increase the shelf life of the crop, you can plant borage cucumber grass nearby. Among herbs, vegetables cannot stand only being close to lemon balm.

What vegetables cannot be planted with tomatoes in the same greenhouse

When growing tomatoes, it is imperative to control the temperature and humidity of the environment. That is why the correct choice of crops adjacent to tomatoes is very difficult - most vegetables feel uncomfortable next to tomatoes:

• frequent watering and strong humidity, which cucumbers love so much, are contraindicated for tomatoes;
• dill during its growth absorbs all the nutrients necessary for tomatoes;
• young tomato seedlings will be suppressed by fennel;
• close proximity to peas is fraught with the fact that in the process of growth it creeps up to the tomatoes, wraps around them, and deprives them of light, so it is better to plant peas further away.

Neighborhood with some melons and gourds, for example, pumpkins, squash and squash, is also excluded. As they grow, they fill all the free space.

Cucumbers and tomatoes in one greenhouse

With a critical lack of space on the site, cucumbers and tomatoes can be planted side by side, but this will significantly affect the quality and quantity of the crop, not for the better.

Cucumbers and tomatoes are so popular vegetables that it is impossible to imagine a human diet without them. Summer residents grow them not only for fresh consumption, but also store them for the winter for future use, preserving them. Most of these vegetables are grown in greenhouse conditions. If they are cultivated for sale in large quantities, you have to make a separate shelter for each. In the same room, cucumbers and tomatoes are often grown by amateur gardeners.

Important! This option is quite possible, provided that the microclimate of the greenhouse is adapted for each vegetable, because they have completely different requirements for the ventilation mode, temperature and humidity of the environment.

Cucumbers prefer a humid warm climate and do not tolerate direct sunlight on their surface. They need to be watered by sprinkling, which is categorically contraindicated for tomatoes.

On a note. It is necessary to organize the placement of these plants in such a way that they are at a sufficient distance from each other.

If the length of the greenhouse allows, it can be delimited inside with polycarbonate, plywood or boards. In this case, you have to make exits from the greenhouse from both sides. Then airing the tomatoes will in no way harm the cucumbers.In turn, tomatoes will not suffer from excess moisture when watering cucumbers.

The list of vegetables provided in the article is not complete. It contains the most popular and well-known vegetables that can be grown by both experienced gardeners and gardeners and amateur beginners.

Who is the tomato good with?

A vegetable is like a person. In good company and he feels good. But how to determine what is suitable for a tomato in a closed limited area. What can be planted and grown in a greenhouse with tomatoes?

He - pretty moody culture and not easy to clean. In the greenhouse, he will always be the owner... Therefore, cultures for the neighborhood with him should be selected similar in terms of growing conditions.

Cucumbers

Consider two of the most popular greenhouse crops - tomatoes and cucumbers. They don't belong in one greenhouse, only as a last resort and under certain conditions. The difference is in the conditions they need:

Culture	Watering	Airing	Fertilizer	Temperature
Tomato	watering only at the root	Yes	necessarily	moderate
Cucumbers	watering and sprinkling	No	not required, except organic	thermophilic

If possible, it is better to take cucumbers outdoors on a manured bed under a film, they will perfectly take root there and give a crop. Tomatoes are best left in the greenhouse..

Peppers

Another greenhouse crop, especially in Siberia and the northern regions, is sweet pepper. They are with tomato belong to the same species - nightshade. Greenhouse compatible, since the conditions of their cultivation are similar.

But there is one in their living together the problem is the microclimate in the greenhouse... Tomatoes love warm but dry air, which means that the temperature for them should be high, but at the same time with good air movement. And pepper, on the contrary, loves warmth and moisture to match the cucumbers.

Some gardeners still grow peppers in the same garden with tomatoes.

At the same time, a "chess" scheme is practiced, which provides sufficient access to light for both cultures.

Peppers benefit from the presence of tomatoes in the neighborhood... The substances contained in them repel aphids, which are very fond of peppers.
 

Cabbage and salads

They get along well with early varieties of white cabbage, Peking cabbage, which in general used for compacting tomatoesplanting it at their feet. Wonderful tomato will get along with leafy salads.

Radish, onion and garlic

This neighborhood will benefit all cultures.... Onions with tomatoes are planted only those that are grown for greens. With such a neighborhood it is necessary to provide sufficient amount of light radishes, onions and garlic.

Garlic - a tomato's helper in the fight against late blight... Its curling arrows need to be collected and made from them an infusion for spraying tomatoes for preventive purposes.

Strawberry

Strawberries (strawberries) coexist well with tomatoes in the same room (greenhouse). Both crops do not like high humidity, they requires constant ventilation in order to avoid infection with fungal diseases. Besides, draft contributes to pollination of both crops.

Strawberry bushes alternate with planting tomatoes according to the scheme 60 x 45 cm... Wherein strawberry feeding area should be at least 30 x 15 cm on the bush.

Best Crops to Grow with Tomatoes

From what is best to plant in a greenhouse along with tomatoes (tomatoes), you can make a small list:

• legumes (beans, beans);
• watermelons;
• radish;
• Melissa;
• celery;
• parsley;
• basil.

Melissa and Basil Improve Tomato Flavor... The main thing is to observe the light regime for the neighbors. For this, tomato bushes must be tied up.

Incompatible cultures

• Dill;
• kohlrabi;
• fennel.

Vegetables correctly selected for joint cultivation will not only not harm each other, but also will help to increase yields up to 20-25%.

Each vegetable has its own "apartment"

For those who are still trying to grow poorly compatible vegetables in the same greenhouse, there is a way out. This is organization of space... What can you plant tomatoes with in a greenhouse? The most "greenhouse" plants are tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and eggplants. Their compatibility is poor, so they should be separate from each other.

If the greenhouse has two entrances from opposite sides, it is easier to place cultures in it. With sufficient width, three beds are made. Tomatoes are planted on the middle - this part of the greenhouse is best ventilated. Peppers are placed on the north side, cucumbers or eggplants on the south side. Although it is better to exclude cucumbers.

If there is only one door in the greenhouse, and on the opposite side there is only a window, crops can be arranged in the following order: tomatoes are planted near the doors, they must be separated from the rest of the area either with a film, or with slate or plywood. The best material is film.

Next, cucumbers are planted, followed by eggplants - both vegetables are very thermophilic and they will be fine in the middle. And last but not least, peppers are planted by the window, they prefer a cooler atmosphere.

Placing not very compatible crops in the same greenhouse you need to be prepared for a slight decrease in yield each of the cultures.

Today, greenhouse manufacturers offer various designs, in particular, internal ones. With the help of partitions-modules, you can create separate rooms with the desired microclimate in them, which will allow you to combine the "incompatible" in one greenhouse and not think about what to plant tomatoes with.

Useful video

For more information on what you can plant tomatoes in a greenhouse with and how to equip a greenhouse in order to make the most of the space, and grow incompatible vegetables in it, you can watch the video:

Hello! What can you plant in a greenhouse with tomatoes? This year I finally got a greenhouse, I am going to plant several varieties of tomatoes. But I want to add other vegetables to them. I heard that cucumbers and tomatoes get along badly. Or maybe you should take a chance and plant a few bushes? Or opt for other vegetables? Reviews on this topic are contradictory, I would like to hear the opinion of experts.

Good afternoon! When deciding what else can be planted in the greenhouse along with tomatoes, it is worth considering the size of the shelter, the presence of additional doors and vents. If the room is spacious enough, it is quite possible to plant cucumbers next to the tomatoes by placing them at the farthest end of the greenhouse, away from drafts. Cucumbers need warmth and high humidity; tomatoes love a cooler microclimate and fresh air. By dividing these crops, it is possible to organize ventilation from the side of the tomatoes, while the cucumbers will remain warm. Another way out is to install a light plywood partition or separate the cucumber area with plastic wrap.

An important point is plant nutrition. Tomatoes are sensitive to feeding, they need an increased amount of potassium and phosphorus. Excess nitrogen can cause a massive discharge of ovaries and significantly reduce yields. It is not recommended to often feed tomatoes with organic matter, this contributes to the accumulation of nitrates. When choosing neighbors in the greenhouse, you need to focus on plants with similar requirements.

Sweet peppers or eggplants can be placed next to the tomatoes. Cabbage (white cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli or kohlrabi), corn, sunflowers, beans, sweet peas, various types of spicy herbs, physalis get along well with tomatoes. Melons will become good neighbors: watermelons or melons. It is useful to plant parsley (regular or curly), anise, celery or mint next to tomatoes - these plants repel insect pests. For the same purpose, marigolds can be planted along the edge of the beds. To save space, it is worth using the aisles.

A very good idea is to plant early ripe crops next to tomatoes: onions and garlic on a feather, Chinese cabbage, radishes.An early harvest will be harvested before the tomatoes start to ovulate and the vegetables will not compete for nutrients. In a tomato greenhouse, you can grow any seedlings: vegetable, flower. It is sown in the ground or planted in boxes placed on the floor and shelves.

When choosing neighbors for tomatoes, their interests should also be taken into account. For example, cabbage planted next to tomatoes is less likely to be affected by the typical cruciferous flea. Onions on a feather or turnip will protect tomatoes from late blight. Experimenting with varieties and planting times can lead to very interesting results.

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We are figuring out how to intelligently "populate" all the soil in the greenhouse with vegetables, and at the same time increase the yield.

To get record yields, residents of the northern regions have to grow heat-loving crops in greenhouses. Since the construction of a greenhouse takes a lot of time, effort and money, we try to use the soil as economically as possible. Therefore, we plant vegetables close to each other.

The wrong choice of neighbors can lead to significant crop losses. To prevent this, you need to carefully consider the plan of the beds.

In greenhouses, gardeners most often grow tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and eggplants. But one wants to plant at least a couple of other crops in unoccupied plots of land. Some plants coexist peacefully with each other, but especially capricious "settlers" can slow down the development of the main vegetables growing in the greenhouse.

What to plant next to tomatoes

Tomatoes prefer moderate air temperatures, frequent airing, fertilizing with fertilizers and abundant watering (always at the root!).

Next to them, you can plant seedlings of early white cabbage (Miracle ultra-early F1, Express F1, Nakhodka varieties). Leafy and head salads will grow well in the "legs" (Bright vitamins). Also good companions - onions, parsley, watermelon (Sugar Lightning F1), radishes (Sugar giant). But tomato is not on friendly terms with dill and fennel.

By the way, many gardeners make the same mistake: they grow tomatoes and cucumbers nearby. But the neighborhood of these cultures is not so harmless. If you don't want to pay with a good harvest, plant them in different corners and separate them with a bed of peppers.

Tomatoes and cucumbers do not get along well with each other.

What to plant next to cucumbers

Cucumbers tend to cling to any object with their antennae. And so that they do not damage neighboring plants, they should be grown on a trellis in a greenhouse.

You can add dill, parsley, basil, fennel, leafy and head salads, white cabbage (of course, if there is enough space for it), radish, eggplant (varieties Siberian precocious 148, Mushroom picker's dream), bell peppers (Giganto rossa F1 , Ural thick-walled F1, Giant yellow F1, Giant red F1, Giant orange F1, Giant Dutch, Queen Elizabeth F1).

But the proximity of tomato, watermelon and sage for a cucumber is undesirable.

Radish growing nearby protects cucumbers from leaf beetles and spider mites

What to plant next to pepper

All nightshades (peppers, tomatoes and eggplants) can coexist well with each other. But some very close plantings will not allow you to get a rich harvest. So, it is better to plant peppers at a distance from the eggplants. A successful solution to this problem is to organize the beds in the following sequence: pepper, tomato, eggplant.

You can also plant basil, lovage, cucumber, onions next to the pepper. But fennel is not suitable for the role of a good neighbor.

Pepper grows well next to tomatoes and cucumbers and a little away from eggplants

What to plant next to eggplant

These plants are quite finicky, so it is not recommended to plant anything next to them, so as not to shade and thicken the plantings.But if every centimeter in a greenhouse is worth its weight in gold, onions, melons and low-growing varieties of tomatoes can be "settled" next to the eggplants.

If eggplants do not thrive in your greenhouse, do not grow them next to other crops.

Use every inch of your greenhouse or greenhouse rationally. Grow greens there in early spring. And with the onset of warmth, having plenty of vitamin crops, give up this place to thermophilic tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and eggplants.

The compatibility of vegetables in the greenhouse is the key to a rich harvest

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Experts recommend not rushing to create assorted vegetables in the greenhouse, it is better to start the experiment with any one plant, since the technology of growing in open and closed ground is somewhat different. Greenhouse crops require much more care and attention. You need to first make sure whether this idea is within the power.

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Clear signs of insufficient watering and air humidity

Deep round holes are made in the ridges, they are filled with fertile soil, in which smaller holes are made. In them, the seedlings are installed vertically, trying not to deeply deepen, after which they are watered abundantly.

And the set fruits lose their taste. In addition, tomatoes quite easily tolerate a lack of moisture and heat.

Each bush should be watered with this solution, using a liter for each of them. After 10 days, it is necessary to feed the crops again using potassium sulfate and a fertilizer called Fertility. To prepare such a fertilizer, add a tablespoon of the product and a teaspoon of potassium sulfate to 10 liters of water. It is recommended to use this top dressing about three times a season. You can see the steps for caring for tomatoes in the greenhouse in our video.To be able to enjoy fresh tomatoes regardless of the season, you need to start growing ripe and juicy fruits in your own greenhouse. To get a good harvest, you need to adhere to all the rules for planting tomatoes, as well as take proper care of these very demanding plants. Our recommendations will help both experienced and novice summer residents to plant tomatoes and get a rich harvest.

Vegetable leaders: tomatoes and cucumbers in one greenhouse

Light and well-seasoned soils are best for pepper and eggplant.

Many experienced summer residents are well versed in the compatibility of vegetables and, when planting, use this knowledge to achieve a bountiful harvest.

Features of growing vegetables in a greenhouse.

Having acquired basic skills, you can try to grow 2-3 types of vegetables at the same time in a greenhouse. If the area of ​​the site allows, then gardeners install several greenhouses. However, on a plot of 6 acres, when 2 of them are already occupied by a house, a front garden and outbuildings, this option is hardly possible.

Top dressing.

Advice. If the seedlings have overgrown, they are placed in the hole at an angle so that most of the stem with previously removed leaves remains underground.

Favorable neighborhood

Correct feeding of cucumbers.

Landing scheme

For their cultivation in greenhouses, they try to maintain a sufficiently high temperature and dry air, for which ventilation is often arranged.

• Together with feeding the plants, caring for them also implies that crops should be watered in a timely manner and in the right amount.
• A modern greenhouse can be built from ordinary polyethylene film, glass or the latest durable material - polycarbonate. In any case, it must be of normal size for good growth and harmonious development of the tomatoes. Growing a vegetable like a tomato requires a competent approach, so it is important to provide for all the nuances.
• Still, tomatoes get along well with herbs in the form of dill, parsley, onions. If you sow radish, lettuce, green onions in April to get a feather, then in May after them you can successfully place tomatoes, leaving some of the greens. Asparagus beans have a beneficial effect on tomatoes, melons and watermelons will not interfere. But you should place them away from the draft, in the depths of the greenhouse.

Plants that require the same cultivation conditions can grow in the same greenhouse.

Even if the plants are properly combined in the greenhouse and the compatibility of the vegetables has been taken into account, it is important to pay attention to the frequency of planting. Thickening is highly undesirable. If in the open ground it is possible to form a standard tomato bush in 3-4 branches, then in a greenhouse it is desirable not more than 2, and tall varieties - only in one. Planting peppers is allowed quite thickly, in a checkerboard pattern, but eggplants love space. So that, while growing, one plant does not obscure another, a lot of time must be devoted to the timely tying of plants.

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The first feeding and all subsequent feeding are done in 2-3 weeks.

Features of growing vegetables in a greenhouse

Leaving in the first days after disembarkation.

It is carried out every two weeks using ammonium nitrate, double superphosphate, magnesium sulfate and potassium sulfate.

... The distance between adjacent plants should be at least 40 cm, between the beds - at least a meter.

Cucumbers require exactly the opposite growing conditions - moderate temperatures, no drafts, and high levels of humidity in the air and soil. With a lack of moisture, the leaves begin to wither quickly, since water quickly evaporates from their large area.

Remember not to water the tomatoes too much, as this can negatively affect the quality and taste of the fruit.

After you build your greenhouse from polycarbonate or other material with all the necessary - comfortable lighting, a good ventilation system, that is, carry out all the preliminary preparation for planting a tomato, you can proceed to the next stage.It is necessary to prepare the soil inside the greenhouse for the subsequent planting of tomatoes.

Recommendations for growing tomatoes in a greenhouse: planting and care

Peppers and eggplant will do well with both cucumbers and tomatoes. Therefore, the following options are possible:

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It is all the more necessary to take into account the compatibility of plants in the greenhouse.If this condition is not observed, then pests often start in the greenhouse, and it is not easy to get rid of them. It is necessary to maintain a level of moisture, the excess of which can seriously harm tomatoes. And the soil must be carefully prepared, since there is no access of nutrients from the outside. Access to insects that take care of timely pollination is also absent. Therefore, you should buy seeds designed specifically for greenhouses. Tomatoes, peppers and eggplants are self-pollinating. But not all varieties of cucumbers are like that.

Vegetable leaders: tomatoes and cucumbers in the same greenhouse.

For the first dressings, 50 g of superphosphate, 10 g of urea and 30 g of potassium sulfate are dissolved in 10 liters of water. When the plants enter the fruiting phase, the dose of superphosphate is reduced to 30 g, and the dose of urea and potassium sulfate is increased to 30 and 50 grams, respectively.

Immediately after planting, the plants must be protected from direct sunlight.

When using organic fertilizers, 1.5 kg of mullein or 1 kg of bird droppings are insisted in 10 liters of water, after which the infusion is diluted with water: the first in a ratio of 1:10, the second 1:15.

If two rows are made to save space on one bed, the cucumbers are staggered. It should also be remembered that there should be a free space of 30-40 cm between the plants and the walls of the greenhouse.

If at the same time the greenhouse is open for ventilation, then there is nowhere to replenish it.

Experts advise watering tomatoes every five days, experts advise against growing tomatoes in the same greenhouse for several years in a row. In this case, cultures can often get sick.

Tomatoes, peppers, herbs, melons, beans, peas;

Indeed, in a limited enclosed space, even if incompatible vegetables can be planted in different beds at a distance from each other, they still conflict. The competition isn't just for water and nutrients from the soil. Some plants have a detrimental effect on neighboring substances that they release.In regions with unpredictable weather in May and early June, it would be good to take care of emergency heating. In case the seedlings have already been planted, and the sun is not enough and there is a threat of frost The two most popular vegetables, without which the table is unthinkable, are cucumbers and tomatoes. During the summer season, gardeners try not only to grow them for fresh consumption, but also to stock up on canned fruits for the whole winter. These are generally the main greenhouse vegetables. If both vegetables are grown in large volumes for the purpose of sale, then it is better to set aside a separate greenhouse for each of them. But often amateur gardeners cannot decide which of them is more important, and place tomatoes with cucumbers in the same greenhouse.

Care

To do this, you can stick a tree branch next to each bush or whitewash the walls and roof of the greenhouse with a lime mortar with your own hands. It can then be easily washed off with water.

Attention! Before feeding the plant, you need to water it well!Garter (see How to tie cucumbers in a greenhouse: possible methods and techniques). Not the best neighborhoodConsider the fact that in the first ten days after planting, watering is also not desirable, since the crops have not yet had time to adapt to the new living conditions. When you take care of plants in a greenhouse, remember that the water temperature for irrigation should be around 20-22 degrees.

Once upon a time it was customary to plant tomatoes after cucumbers. But in recent years, these cultures began to get sick together with this method of planting - they are struck by an unpleasant ailment called anthracnose. That is why preparing for planting a tomato involves replacing the soil and processing it using a hot solution of copper sulfate - its temperature should be about 100 degrees. To prepare the solution yourself, you should take a tablespoon of this fertilizer.

Cucumbers, peppers, eggplants, cabbage, zucchini, beans;

Vegetable cultivation compatibility chart.

Compatibility of vegetables for the abundance of feeding.

Video "Growing tomatoes in greenhouse conditions"

This is also possible, but it is necessary to adapt the microclimate of the greenhouse for each vegetable, since their requirements for moisture, heat and ventilation are completely different. A humid, warm climate is preferred for cucumbers, but direct sunlight is undesirable. They love such a method of watering as sprinkling, which tomatoes cannot stand at all. In order for them to get along in the same greenhouse, planting should be carried out so that the plants do not touch each other at all.

How to grow cucumbers and tomatoes in a greenhouse correctly

In order not to let the tomatoes grow and form many fruiting branches, which slow down the ripening of already existing fruits, they remove the shoots that appear between the main stem and the branches.

Temperature conditions.

Why cucumbers and tomatoes cannot be grown in the same greenhouse

Fruit harvesting.
After about a week, vertical trellises are erected above the rows. The ropes are tied to them in a loose knot that can be easily untied.
It turns out that if tomatoes and cucumbers grow together in a greenhouse, then when creating suitable conditions for one type of plant, another suffers. There is only one way out - to plant in different greenhouses or try to create tolerable conditions for one of the crops on unprotected soil.

• The approximate amount of water that plants need before the flowering period is 4 - 5 liters per square meter. During the flowering period, this amount increases to 10 - 13 liters. It is best to water your crops in the greenhouse in the morning. Proper care of vegetables also involves maintaining an optimal temperature regime inside the greenhouse. When the weather is sunny outside, the temperature in the greenhouse should be about 20 - 22 degrees, with cloudy - 19 - 20. It is especially important to prevent sudden temperature fluctuations at night. The temperature during this period should be about 16 - 17 degrees before flowering.
  Many novice summer residents often ask one question - is it possible to plant other vegetables along with tomatoes in the same polycarbonate or glass greenhouse? Experts say that other plants from the nightshade group get along well with them - for example, pepper. Therefore, planting tomatoes at the same time as pepper is perfectly acceptable. Since both of these crops - both peppers and tomatoes - require similar care conditions. Of course, planting peppers in the same room with tomatoes is best only when you can't do without it. In this case, the planting of pepper can be carried out both on a separate bed, and between the tomatoes.

Tomatoes, early cabbage, herbs and herbs.

• The use of a greenhouse in a summer cottage or a personal plot has been justified for a long time. She is a reliable protection for early sowing of seeds, a breeding ground for tomatoes, peppers and eggplants, which later find their place in the open field. Having a greenhouse, you can get more than one harvest of greens, save the harvest of remontant raspberries, which are prevented from ripening by the onset of autumn frosts. You can grow any vegetables in it, it all depends on the preferences of the owners.
  The compatibility of vegetable crops, well-chosen plants will contribute to each other's better growth and fruiting. As practice shows, the yield increases by 20-25% when there is a favorable neighborhood.

If the greenhouse is long enough, you can make a fence inside of polycarbonate, plywood or planks. But for this option, it is important that there are also two entrances. When the greenhouse is ventilated from the side of the tomatoes, this will not hurt the cucumbers in any way. And when cucumbers are watered, the tomato bushes will not suffer from the water.

How this is done can be clearly seen in the photo below. You should also pinch the top of the plant when it outgrows the height of the trellis.
Tomatoes tolerate heat well enough, but they should not be allowed to overheat. It is desirable to maintain the temperature in the greenhouse at 25-26 degrees during the day and 18 degrees at night.

Growing principles

Cucumbers are picked young, in the phase of technical maturity, preferably in the morning and every day or every other day.
Once or twice a week, as the lashes grow, the knot is released, the rope is twisted around the plant and again tied to the trellis. You will learn more about the garter of cucumbers from the video attached to the article.

Cucumbers

Which one depends on the climatic characteristics of your region. Below is a brief instruction on the separate cultivation of vegetables.After the crops bloom, the temperature should be 26 - 32 degrees. The lower limit of temperature during the flowering period is at least 14 - 16 degrees. After you have collected the first fruits, you can maintain the temperature in the greenhouse at 16-17 degrees. This can have a beneficial effect on the growth and ripening of tomatoes. Another important point of care is rightfully considered to be pruning of stepchildren - lateral unnecessary processes developing on the leaves. They should be removed regularly, and the bush itself must be formed from the main shoot, on which about five brushes are left.
The soil for peppers, like for tomatoes, should be loose and moist. There is even a special kind of pepper, which has an interesting shape and fruit color, which is called "tomato-like". It is also quite acceptable to plant tomatoes with eggplants. How to do this according to all the rules, the video at the end of the recording will tell you.
However, the concept of greenery needs clarification. Onions get along well with many vegetables, but beans and peas are not tolerated. Beans, in turn, will not tolerate onions. Although it is friendly to most plants.

• It is reasonable in spring to sow radishes, dill and annual onions on greens, and after harvesting early greens, place tomatoes, eggplants and peppers there, or take an area for cucumbers. Lovers of southern cultures will certainly find a place in the greenhouse for melons and watermelons, or plant grapes in it. Given the compatibility of crops, you can even grow corn, with which legumes are well adjacent. But few succeed in caring for it due to the sophisticated pollination technology. Florists, most likely, will allot the area of ​​the greenhouse for ornamental flowering plants.I know that it is undesirable to keep tomatoes and cucumbers in the same greenhouse, since they have different requirements for growing conditions (temperature, watering regime, ventilation, etc.) But there are probably crops that coincide with tomatoes in terms of growing conditions. I would like to know which ones to plant them in one greenhouse.

Many summer residents note that with the combined planting of tomatoes and cucumbers, tomatoes suffer more. Their harvest is significantly reduced. Therefore, the best option would be their separate existence.

Removing stepchildren

With prolonged hot weather, frequent ventilation is necessary, since at temperatures above 35 degrees, the flowers crumble without having time to form an ovary.

• Overgrowing fruits inhibit the growth of new ovaries. Be sure to remove ugly fruits.At the bottom, the string is tied to pegs, a pipe or other support laid along the bed
  Differences begin already at the stage of greenhouse installation. Cucumber is best oriented with its long side from north to south in order to protect the plants from the active daytime sun, and tomato - from east to west.
• About a month before the end of the growing season, you need to pinch the top. When the fruits ripen and begin to turn red, the lower leaves are removed. Pruning is best done in the morning. In the process of caring for tomatoes, do not forget about the prevention of various diseases. Black leg disease is very dangerous for seedlings. To avoid the appearance of this fungus, the soil is changed to a new one before planting the crops in the greenhouse.When there is a week left before planting the tomatoes in the greenhouse, it is necessary to carry out the stage of preparing the beds. Their width should be about 60 - 90 cm, and the height should be about 25 - 30 cm. Between the beds, you should definitely leave passages about 70 cm wide.For planting a tomato, it is customary to use clay or loamy soil after sawdust is added to it , humus and peat in equal proportions. For one square meter of land, you will need about three buckets of such a mixture.
  

Experts recommend not rushing to create assorted vegetables in the greenhouse, it is better to start the experiment with any one plant, since the technology of growing in open and closed ground is somewhat different.Greenhouse crops require much more care and attention. You must first make sure whether this undertaking is capable of.

• Recently, there was a discussion about the compatibility of tomatoes and cucumbers in a greenhouse. Many, including myself, practice such planting and grow an excellent harvest. Look here / user_3373 / vozmozhno-li-vyraschivat-ogurcy-vmeste-s-pomidorami-v- teplice-est-li-takie-sorta-50701.html # comment171968 If it is decided to use the greenhouse for tomatoes, then you can first plant all the seedlings in the 20th of May in the greenhouse as a nursery, and then leave some of the roots under cover. These can be early varieties for a quick harvest, or, conversely, late tall varieties in order to increase the duration of fruiting. Everyone decides for himself. And cucumbers will feel comfortable separately - in a garden bed under a film cover.
  Leaving.
• Greenhouse can be kept open on hot days Harvested

Temperature conditions.

• Other nuances should be described in more detail.In order to prevent the development of late blight of leaves, the bushes are processed three times - a week after planting the seedlings, 20 days after the first treatment, and then after about a third of the brushes bloom. It is customary to process the bushes by means of "Barrier" and "Zaslon". The third treatment is recommended with a garlic solution.
  In the case when peat is used instead of soil, humus, turf, sawdust and sand must be mixed with it in a ratio of 1: 1: 1: 0.5. After preparing the soil, it should be fertilized with double granular superphosphate - you need to take a teaspoon of the product, as well as wood ash - it will take a couple of tablespoons. The preparation of planting material for planting in a polycarbonate, glass or film greenhouse invariably begins with growing seedlings. It is best to sow seeds in special containers from February to the end of March. After about 50 days, when the shoot is about 30 cm long, the tomato seedlings can be removed from the containers.

Often, greenhouses are adapted for a multi-level berry from various varieties of strawberries and strawberries. In this case, you need to take into account that the berry will feel good surrounded by greenery: onions, garlic, cucumbers. Cabbage is also favorable for these crops, but it does not tolerate berries.

• Having acquired the basic skills, you can try to grow 2-3 types of vegetables at the same time in a greenhouse. Yes, we can say that we have one greenhouse for all crops. It contains tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers ... The greenhouse is large, divided into three parts.
  Favorable neighborhood.

To speed up ripening, reduce the risk of diseases and improve air exchange and illumination of tomatoes, you need to regularly remove the leaves and lower branches that begin to turn yellow. Some vegetable growers generally cut off almost all of the green mass during the period of mass ripening.

• Garter Tomatoes grow well both outdoors and in greenhouses. But the price of these vegetables in some regions of the country is quite high out of season, so many people still prefer to grow them in greenhouses to get an early harvest.
  Immediately after planting in the greenhouse, you should try to maintain the temperature no higher than 24 degrees during the day and 17-18 at night.

A greenhouse for tomatoes and cucumbers is prepared for planting seedlings, starting in April.

Tomatoes

A video on how to create optimal conditions for growing tomatoes, how to cope with diseases and how to form a bush.
The planting scheme largely depends on the type of plant and the characteristics of its bushes. For example, in low-growing varieties with an early ripening period in a greenhouse, three shoots are formed, so they are advised to plant them in two rows, observing a checkerboard pattern, as shown in the video.
The zucchini will get along with any neighbor, the microclimate of cucumbers is close to him, only he will need more space and more airing.If pepper and eggplant are quite compatible, then you should not plant eggplant close to tomatoes. And it is better not to plant it at all in the same greenhouse with tomatoes. But for peas, the substances coming from the tomato are very favorable, they accelerate its growth and development.

• ... If the area of ​​the site allows, then gardeners install several greenhouses. However, on a plot of 6 acres, when 2 of them are already occupied by a house, a front garden and outbuildings, this option is hardly possible. While the tomatoes are small ... next to them (along the path) we plant lettuce, spinach and radishes ... A little later, of course, we remove them. We also plant gladioli children in the greenhouse.
• Still, tomatoes get along well with herbs in the form of dill, parsley, onions. If you sow radish, lettuce, green onions in April to get a feather, then in May after them you can successfully place tomatoes, leaving some of the greens. Asparagus beans have a beneficial effect on tomatoes, melons and watermelons will not interfere. But they should be placed away from the draft, in the depths of the greenhouse.As you can see, growing cucumbers and tomatoes in a greenhouse is not so much difficult as troublesome, requiring constant attention and monitoring of the microclimate in the greenhouse. It is unlikely to please both those and others at the same time, so you will have to make a choice, giving the "warm place" either tomatoes or cucumbers.
  ... You can tie tomatoes in different ways: like cucumbers (to a vertical trellis), to separately driven stakes, or arrange horizontal trellises for them.

Preparation for planting tomatoes begins in the fall, changing the soil or digging up and disinfecting it to destroy the pathogens of late blight and other tomato diseases contained in the soil. In the fall, when digging, fertilizers can also be applied.

Then it is raised to 24-28 degrees, and during the fruiting period it can reach 30 degrees.

• To make the soil warm faster, it is covered with a black film, the greenhouse itself is tightly closed and left for several days.
  In this case, two bushes should be at a distance of about 35 cm from each other. As for the standard varieties, in which one shoot is well developed, it is permissible to plant them more densely. But at the same time, the distance between crops should not be less than 30 cm. Since tall varieties of tomatoes need more space, it will be correct to plant them at a distance of about 70 cm from each other.
• Vegetable compatibility by the abundance of feeding The option of planting cucumbers and tomatoes in the same greenhouse is due to the lack of planting space, but does not give an impressive harvest.
  Any greenhouse can be planted in the greenhouse, onions and garlic, peppers, beets, but dill is not recommended to be planted.

Peppers and eggplant will do well with both cucumbers and tomatoes. Therefore, the following options are possible:

• Many experienced summer residents are well versed in the compatibility of vegetables and, when planting, use this knowledge to achieve a bountiful harvest.
• As in the case of cucumbers, in early spring, the ground is covered with a black film so that the soil warms up faster to the desired depth: Air humidity.
• For cucumbers, it is best to arrange high beds of loose manure 70-80 cm wide. During the combustion process, it will warm both the ground and the air in the greenhouse. Tomatoes and cucumbers are the most popular salad vegetables in our country. Therefore, most summer residents and owners of personal land plots necessarily arrange greenhouses for cucumbers and tomatoes on them, trying to provide their families with not only fresh vitamins, but also delicious winter preparations.
  Before planting plants in the ground, you should make sure that it has warmed up to a temperature of 15 degrees. It should also be remembered that the stems of the seedlings should not be too submerged in the soil, since in this case the tomato can go into the roots, and not into growth.The soil should not contain excessive amounts of nitrogen, as in this situation the foliage will grow excessively, not the fruit. After you have examined the seedling for damage, you can plant the future tomato in the ground. How to do it correctly, our video will demonstrate.

Even if the plants are properly combined in the greenhouse and the compatibility of the vegetables has been taken into account, it is important to pay attention to the frequency of planting. Thickening is highly undesirable. If in the open ground it is possible to form a standard tomato bush in 3-4 branches, then in a greenhouse it is desirable not more than 2, and tall varieties - only in one. Planting peppers is allowed quite thickly, in a checkerboard pattern, but eggplants love space. So that, while growing, one plant does not obscure another, a lot of time must be devoted to the timely tying of plants.

• The two most popular vegetables, without which the table is unthinkable, are cucumbers and tomatoes. During the summer season, gardeners try not only to grow them for fresh consumption, but also to stock up on canned fruits for the whole winter. These are usually the main greenhouse vegetables. If both vegetables are grown in large volumes for the purpose of selling, then it is better to set aside a separate greenhouse for each of them. But often amateur gardeners cannot decide which of them is more important, and place tomatoes with cucumbers in the same greenhouse.
• Pepper and eggplant have the same growing conditions. But your greenhouse is not invented, and you do not set any super-tasks in terms of yield, so you can place other crops as well. Good luck - tomatoes, peppers, herbs, melons, beans, peas;
  Plants that require the same cultivation conditions can grow in the same greenhouse.
• ... Since the access of insects to the greenhouse is limited, it is necessary to self-pollinate (see How to pollinate tomatoes and whether it is necessary to do it), slightly shaking nearby plants or walking along the rows between them with the fan turned on.
  The ideal air humidity for cucumbers on hot days is 85%. But when the temperature drops, the humidity should also be reduced, bringing it to 70% by airing the greenhouse.

So:

• Experienced growers know very well that growing cucumbers and tomatoes together in a greenhouse is not the best solution. The fact is that these vegetables require different conditions for vigorous growth and abundant fruiting. ”Hybrid varieties are best suited for greenhouse cultivation. They should be planted in warm ground in the first half of May, when the height of the seedling stems already reaches 30 - 35 cm.

Conclusion

If this condition is not observed, then pests often start in the greenhouse, and it is not easy to get rid of them. It is necessary to maintain a level of moisture, the excess of which can seriously harm tomatoes. And the soil must be carefully prepared, since there is no access of nutrients from the outside. Access to insects that take care of timely pollination is also absent. Therefore, you should buy seeds designed specifically for greenhouses. Tomatoes, peppers and eggplants are self-pollinating. But not all varieties of cucumbers are like that.

The compatibility of vegetables in the greenhouse is the key to a rich harvest

This is also possible, but it is necessary to adapt the microclimate of the greenhouse for each vegetable, since their requirements for moisture, heat and ventilation are completely different. A humid, warm climate is preferred for cucumbers, but direct sunlight is undesirable. They love this method of watering, like sprinkling, which tomatoes cannot stand at all. In order for them to get along in the same greenhouse, planting should be carried out so that the plants do not touch each other at all.

I also recently asked this question! About tomatoes and cucumbers, too, I decided that not very much. Tomatoes oppress cucumbers. But tomatoes get along well with peppers! 🙂 Same temperature, lighting, etc. Only tomatoes are watered rarely and abundantly, but peppers are needed often.Make sure that the ground does not dry out

- cucumbers, peppers, eggplants, cabbage, zucchini, beans;

It is all the more necessary to take into account the compatibility of plants in the greenhouse. Indeed, in a limited enclosed space, even if incompatible vegetables can be planted in different beds at a distance from each other, they still conflict. The competition isn't just for water and nutrients from the soil. Some plants have a detrimental effect on neighboring substances that they release.

Watering.

4-5 days before planting seedlings in the greenhouse, beds with one or two rows of holes are prepared. The planting pattern is the same as for cucumbers. By this time, the soil should warm up to at least 15 degrees at a depth of 12-15 cm.

Advice. To increase the humidity of the air, arrange poultices: in the morning, water abundantly not only the beds, but also the paths, then tightly close all the doors and vents. But after 1.5-2 hours, the greenhouse should be ventilated.

Planting seedlings.

What is this difference?

It is believed that after this age, the seedlings take root well in a new place and adapt to the proposed conditions. As mentioned above, tall varieties are planted in a checkerboard pattern, but medium and dwarf varieties require a different planting method - in rows, while the distance between plants should be about 40 cm.

In regions with unpredictable weather in May and early June, it would be good to take care of emergency heating. In case the seedlings have already been planted, and the sun is not enough and there is a threat of frost.

If the greenhouse is long enough, you can make a fence inside of polycarbonate, plywood or planks. But for this option, it is important that there are also two entrances. When the greenhouse is ventilated from the side of the tomatoes, this will not harm the cucumbers in any way. And when cucumbers are watered, the tomato bushes will not suffer from the water.

Nadezhdochka, if you water the tomatoes rarely but abundantly, your fruits will crack, regardless of which variety is planted. But you decide how to water, of course, only you ...

- tomatoes, early cabbage, herbs and herbs.

Which plant to give preference to.

The first time after planting tomatoes are watered only a week later.

Planting seedlings

Watering.

It can be produced when the temperature of the air and soil in the greenhouse reaches 18-20 degrees.

So:
Non-overgrown seedlings are planted vertically, if the plants are elongated, they must be placed in the prepared pits obliquely, tearing off the bottom sheets and sprinkling with earth. Pay extra attention to those seedlings that have outgrown. For her, a 12-centimeter hole should be made in the ground, in which another deeper hole is made, which coincides in height with the height of the pot in which the seedling is located. After a few weeks, the originally formed hole must be covered with earth.

Many summer residents note that with the combined planting of tomatoes and cucumbers, tomatoes suffer more. Their harvest is significantly reduced. Therefore, the best option would be their separate existence.

We only used them in salads, so it didn't bother them that they burst!) But we sang quickly

However, the concept of greenery needs clarification. Onions get along well with many vegetables, but beans and peas are not tolerated. Beans, in turn, will not tolerate onions. Although it is friendly to most plants.

The use of a greenhouse in a summer cottage or a personal plot has been justified for a long time. She is a reliable protection for early sowing of seeds, a breeding ground for tomatoes, peppers and eggplants, which later find their place in the open field. Having a greenhouse, you can get more than one harvest of greens, save the harvest of remontant raspberries, which are prevented from ripening by the onset of autumn frosts. You can grow any vegetables in it, it all depends on the preferences of the owners.

Further watering is carried out at the root, without falling on the leaves, with a frequency of once every 7-10 days, depending on the level of soil moisture. At the same time, 1 sq.m. 10-20 liters of water is poured out.

... Tomatoes are planted in the holes along with a lump of earth and watered abundantly with warm water, pouring about 5 liters of water under each plant.

Watering should be in the root zone, making grooves and holes between the plants.

Single row planting of cucumbers

Which plants can be planted in the same greenhouse with tomatoes?

Tomatoes do not like high air humidity, in which they are quickly attacked by bacterial and fungal diseases. With high humidity, flowers are poorly pollinated, and as a result, the yield decreases.

Elena, Orenburg

After about two weeks have passed since planting vegetable crops, they will need to be fertilized for the first time. Such feeding should consist of mullein and nitrophoska - at the rate of a tablespoon of nitrophoska, half a liter of liquid mullein per 10 liters of water.

Natalia, Karelia

The compatibility of vegetable crops, well-chosen plants will contribute to each other's better growth and fruiting. As practice shows, the yield increases by 20-25% when there is a favorable neighborhood.

If it is decided to use the greenhouse for tomatoes, then you can first plant all the seedlings in the 20th of May in the greenhouse as a nursery, and then leave some of the roots under cover. These can be early varieties for a quick harvest, or, on the contrary, late tall varieties in order to increase the duration of fruiting. Everyone decides for himself. And cucumbers will feel comfortable separately - in a garden bed under a film cover.

Inna Raevnikova, St. Petersburg

Many thanks to everyone for the answers!

Vasily, Kostroma

Often, greenhouses are adapted for a multi-level berry from various varieties of strawberries and strawberries. In this case, you need to take into account that the berry will feel good surrounded by greenery: onions, garlic, cucumbers. Cabbage is also favorable for these crops, but it does not tolerate berries.

Frans Hasanovich Khalilov, Bugulma

It is reasonable in spring to sow radishes, dill and annual onions on greens, and after harvesting early greens, place tomatoes, eggplants and peppers there, or take an area for cucumbers. Lovers of southern cultures will certainly find a place in the greenhouse for melons and watermelons, or plant grapes in it. Given the compatibility of crops, you can even grow corn, with which legumes are well adjacent. But few succeed in caring for it due to the complex pollination technology. Florists are likely to set aside the greenhouse area for ornamental flowering plants.

Tatiana Tokareva

Cracking - the result of over-watering

You can do the opposite: fill the hole with water, place a seedling in it and sprinkle it with earth.

In order for water and air to better penetrate to the roots, the soil should be loosened in the first days after planting, and as the roots grow, pierce with a pitchfork.

Attention! Do not plant plants in extremely hot weather. If the air temperature is above 27-28 degrees, wait for the evening and its drop.