How often to water tomatoes?

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5/28/2011 7:44:10 PM	How often to water tomatoes?
kaddo Taylor, TX 73, joined May. 2007	i live in central texas where it is hot and usually dry. how often should i water my tomatoes that have fruit on them? i have root rot really bad and need to know what kind of tomatoes to plant that are resistant to it. i am a new gardner and need all the help i can get. also my dad always put gallon cans around his tomato plants is that a good idea or not? Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
5/29/2011 5:43:09 AM	How often to water tomatoes?
stanley72553 Ringgold, GA 64, joined Apr. 2008	i think a good watering every 4 or 5 days late in the evening with plant food about every 3 weeks be good
5/29/2011 1:01:27 PM	How often to water tomatoes?
bones01 Homeland, CA 68, joined Apr. 2008	If you are getting "Root Rot", chances are you are watering too much or too often. It doesn't hurt Tomatoes to dry out just a little between waterings. Be careful not to use high nitrogen fertilizer as it promotes top growth at the expense of root growth. You might try using a gallon milk jug with a small hole in the bottom (medium nail size) and water every 5 days. Soil should usually feel a little damp but not soaked. You might experiment and try letting as couple of your plants dry out completely for a couple of days and check thier health.