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Soaker Hose Juice for Tomatoes  view label
 
 
Soaker Hose Juice for Tomatoes is a high yield tomato fertilizer with a complex blend of ingredients used by farmers and commercial tomato growers alike. Soaker Hose Juice for Tomatoes speeds plant growth, increases fruit yield, extends growing season, develops richer tasting tomatoes and increases plant health and vigor.
 
 
Soaker Hose Juice for Tomatoes yields up to 950 LBS. of fruit per 50 SQ. FT. of garden area and averages 5-6 fruitings per season. In the directions for use it is recommended that consumers plant fewer plants than in previous years due to the expected increase in tomato yield.
  
  How to Properly Water Tomato Plants

Tomato plants like a lot of water. They will shrivel and die, or at least not produce tomatoes, if they do not get enough. However, they are prone to diseases if watered too much or improperly. As convenient as sprinklers can be, for example, this method of watering is one of the worst for tomato plants. Any method that sprays water over tomato plants, rather than directing it to the soil, is inefficient and promotes blight. In addition, the time of day, the temperature and the amount of water are all important.

 

Instructions

  • Use a garden hose to thoroughly water new tomato plants after they are set in the ground. Water deeply and then allow the soil to dry out--but not parch. A day after watering new plants, test the soil by poking your finger down into it about an inch. If it is wet, hold off on watering for a while longer (how long depends on how warm the climate is). If it feels only slightly moist, water plants again.

  • Lay out soaker hose near the stems of the tomato plants, leaving about 1 inch between the stem and the hose.

  • Turn on your soaker hose system. Leave the water on until the ground around the tomato plants is soaked several inches below the surface. For some soaker hoses with small irrigation holes, this may mean leaving it on for several hours.

  • Water tomato plants in the cool hours of the morning when at all possible. Less water evaporates this way--which means more sinks into the soil, where the tomato plants can actually use the moisture.

  • Water plants deeply every other day--or more often as needed. Soil type and temperature will play a part in how often you need to water. Test the soil daily to make sure it is not too dry.

  

Directions for Use: (This is an agricultural product, do not over use. Less is better)

  • Soaker Hose, Drip, Drip Tape, Micro Sprinkler Application: Per 100' of hose at max. 25 psi water pressure, 1 oz. in Y-Filter, fill remainder of Y-Filter with water.

  • Watering Can: 1/2 oz. per gallon of water.

  • Hose End Applicators: Use 150-1 ration foliar sprayer at max. 40 psi at a rate of 2-3 oz. per 1000 sq. ft., adjust feeding to sq. footage of area.

  • Apply every 4 weeks and irrigate between feedings as needed.

  • For hard/clay soils: Use Soil Penetrator and Soil Enhancer prior to feeding to achieve maximum results.