How to Grow Tomatoes from a Slice: The Easy Way

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Choose a Ripe Tomato:
Pick a juicy, ripe tomato with plenty of seeds inside for the best results.
Cut a Fresh Slice:
Slice about ¼ to ½ inch thick, keeping the seeds and pulp intact.
Prepare Your Pot or Garden Spot:
Use loose, well-draining soil rich in organic matter. A pot with drainage holes works great for beginners.
Plant the Tomato Slice:
Lay the slice flat on the soil surface or bury it lightly (about ½ inch deep), pulp side down.
Water Gently:
Mist or lightly water to keep the soil moist but not soggy. Too much water can cause rotting.
Provide Warmth and Sunlight:
Tomatoes love warmth and at least 6–8 hours of sunlight daily. A sunny windowsill or outdoor spot is perfect.
Watch for Sprouts:
In about 1–2 weeks, tiny green sprouts will appear. Keep caring for them, and soon you’ll have healthy tomato seedlings!
Thin and Transplant:
Once seedlings have a few leaves, thin the strongest plants or transplant them to bigger pots or your garden.

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