Tomatoes are one of the heaviest feeders of all vegetable plants in the garden. Unfortunately, no matter how rich and fertile your soil might be at planting time, there simply are not enough nutrients available long-term to power maximum growth and production.
Along with the “BIG 3” of nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium, tomato plants need plenty of calcium, magnesium and a host of other micro nutrients to thrive and produce. And the only way to give them all of those nutrients once they are growing is a with a little boost of fertilizer. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
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