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🌿Tomato plants are usually perennial herbaceous plants with upright stems and dark green leaves with finely serrated edges.
🌿Tomato flowers are yellow and located at the top of the stem.
🌿Ripe tomato fruits are usually red or yellow and come in various shapes, including round, oval, pear, etc.
Living Habits
🌱Tomato is an annual plant that grows quickly and likes full sunlight.
🌱They have well-developed root systems and require adequate water and nutrients.
🌱Tomato plants often need support to prevent stems from breaking.
Represent The Concept
🍅Tomatoes symbolize vitality and harvest.
🍅In agriculture, tomatoes are an important economic crop, providing humans with rich nutrition and delicious food.
🍅At the same time, tomatoes also symbolize health and vitality because they are rich in vitamins and antioxidants, which help promote health.
🍅In horticulture, tomatoes, as a vegetable that is easy to grow and manage, encourage people to actively participate in home cultivation and a self-sufficient lifestyle.
Planting method
🌼Tomatoes can be grown by direct sowing from seed or by raising seedlings and then transplanting them.
🌼After sowing, transplanting usually takes 6 to 8 weeks, maintaining spacing between plants to facilitate growth and ventilation.
🌼Tomatoes prefer well-drained soil, and it is best to choose fertile, loose soil for planting.
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