Can we grow a lady's finger, tomato, and pea in a single pot? What precautions should be taken while growing them and before sowing the seeds? Please can you explain this in simple language?
Can we grow a lady's finger, tomato, and pea in a single pot? What precautions should be taken while growing them and before sowing the seeds? Please can you explain this in simple language?
Yes, you can grow tomatoes, lady's fingers, and garden peas in a pot, but there are some conditions to it.
I would not suggest growing tomatoes inside a single pot, because it takes up a lot of space inside the pot. But it is possible to grow all these if you follow the below conditions.
1: There should be abundant sunlight in the area where the pot is to be kept.
2: Grow only one seed from each of these plants, so that the pot does not become crowded
For this condition, you should at least have a 24-inch diameter and almost 20 inches depth pot.
3: All of these plants require well-fertilized soil, sometimes adding earthworms to the pot can increase its fertility.
4: These all plants require moist soil and always be cautious that watering too much can result in plant rot.
5: Make some holes in the bottom of the pot, so that the water will not be clogged inside the pot for so long time.
6: Beware that after the tomato, peas, and lady's finger grows they must have some standing support(especially for peas).
Hope you find this helpful.
Yes, you can grow tomatoes, lady's fingers, and garden peas in a pot, but there are some conditions to it.
I would not suggest growing tomatoes inside a single pot, because it takes up a lot of space inside the pot. But it is possible to grow all these if you follow the below conditions.
1: There should be abundant sunlight in the area where the pot is to be kept.
2: Grow only one seed from each of these plants, so that the pot does not become crowded
For this condition, you should at least have a 24-inch diameter and almost 20 inches depth pot.
3: All of these plants require well-fertilized soil, sometimes adding earthworms to the pot can increase its fertility.
4: These all plants require moist soil and always be cautious that watering too much can result in plant rot.
5: Make some holes in the bottom of the pot, so that the water will not be clogged inside the pot for so long time.
6: Beware that after the tomato, peas, and lady's finger grows they must have some standing support(especially for peas).
Hope you find this helpful.
