Number of Seeds	15-20Seeds
Sowing month	Feb to oct
Sowing Temperature	28-45C
Sun	3-4 hours minimum
Bloom	90-120 Days

Tomato Rashi is one of the most popular vegetables grown in home gardens. They are easy to grow, nutritious, and can be used in various recipes. If you want to grow tomatoes from seeds in Indian weather, follow these simple steps for a healthy and fruitful harvest.

1. Tomato Rashi Choose the Right Seeds

Also, begin with good-quality seeds. You can choose varieties according to your region, taste, and preference. Hybrid and disease-resistant seeds perform well in Indian conditions.

2. Tomato Rashi Best Season for Planting

Tomatoes prefer warm weather. In India, the best time to plant seeds is:

North India: February to April and July to September

South India: Almost throughout the year except during heavy rains

Temperature- 21-27°C- ideal growth temperature.

Tomato Rashi Tomatoes prefer well-drained fertile soil with a pH of 6.0 to 7.0. For that, a mixture of garden soil, compost, and coco peat can be used, and the addition of some organic compost will make it fertile and strong.

4. Sowing seeds:

Fill seed trays or pots with prepared soil.

Sow the seed at a depth of 1-2 cm, and cover it with some soil lightly.

Water them softly to moisten the soil.

Place the tray or pot in a warm and bright area.

5. Tomato Rashi Watering

Water the seeds regularly but do not allow the soil to be overwatered. Even so Just let it be slightly moist. Once seedlings come, water them when the topsoil feels dry.

6. Transplanting

Transplant the seedlings to bigger pots or your garden bed after 4-5 weeks when they are 10-15 cm tall with strong leaves. Ensure enough space between the plants, approximately 45-60 cm, for air circulation and proper growth for instance.

Light: Tomatoes require 7-8 hours of sunlight, save them from mayand  June sun

Fertilizers: Use organic Vercimpost and manure

Staking: Before Stakes or cages can support the growing plants.

Pest and Diseases Control: Monitor for pests; aphids and whiteflies. Most likely apply organic pest deterrents or neem oil to safeguard

8. Blooming and Fruit Maturity

At first, flowers come in tomato plants after about 2-3 months. Flowers thereafter will begin fruit ripening within a week or two

9. Harvesting

They should be picked now when they have turned bright red (or yellow for some varieties) and are firm to the touch. Aa last Pull them off the plant without injuring it.

Grow disease-resistant varieties in case.

equally, Keep drainage in place to prevent root rot.

Shelter smaller plants from torrential downpour or scorching heat.

From now on, you will be enjoying the natural taste and crunchiness of fresh tomatoes from your own garden. Happy gardening!