Water tomato plants Once you've answered the question 'how often do you water your tomato plants', it's time to think about how to water. When watering tomatoes in gardens and containers, water deeply to saturate the soil. Do not spray the plants with water too quickly. Deep watering, especially in garden beds, promotes deep, well-developed root systems and drought-resistant plants. There are many ways to irrigate garden beds and containers. Here are five common ways to water: 1) Irrigation with a sprinkler Although it may seem like an easy way to water, using a sprinkler to water vegetables is generally not recommended. Why? The biggest cause of splashing water is to wet the leaves of your plants and spread diseases. Also, overhead irrigation, especially on a hot summer day, is not very efficient and can waste a lot of water to evaporation or runoff. It does not send water to the root zone of the plants, but rather to everything within its range. 2) Water
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