Los primeros 7 días de aplicaciones en cultivos de tomates que lo cambia todo

7 DAYS OF UNMISSABLE INITIAL APPLICATIONS IN TOMATO CROPS! COMPLETE START GUIDE FOR SUCCESSFUL GROWTH. ------------------------------------------------- Our WhatsApp contact: https://wa.me/3147614920 ------------------------------------------------- One of the biggest mistakes that can affect production in tomato crops is the lack of an adequate application strategy from the time of transplant. To ensure strong and healthy initial development, it is essential to establish a well-defined application scheme. In this video, we show you a detailed scheme of initial applications for the cultivation of chonto type tomatoes, ROBLE F1 variety. This cultivation system uses fertigation, inducing plants to two main axes, with a planting distance of 40 cm between plants and 1.20 m between rows. This type of management also extends to seed varieties such as TRONUS RZ F1 and LIBERTADOR F1. Day 0: Initial Applications in Transplant: The first day, known as Day 0, is essential for the adaptation and initial development of the crop and two essential applications are carried out: 1. Foliar application. Silicone adjuvant: Improves adherence and coverage. Hormonal biostimulant (STIMULATE): Promotes the development of roots, stems and leaves. Resistance-inducing biostimulant (RE-LEAF): Increases adaptability to environmental conditions and resistance to pests. De-stressing biostimulant (FORGE): Eliminates toxic substances accumulated by transplant stress. 2. Root application in immersion mode: Hormonal rooting agent (RADIGROW): Stimulates root development. Root activator (NUTRISORB): Facilitates the absorption of nutrients. Water-soluble fertilizer with phosphorus (NUTRIPLEX P55): Provides primary cellular energy. Essential amino acid biostimulant (NATURAMIN): Promotes initial growth. Beneficial microorganisms: Promote nutrition and protection against pathogens. Day 1: Preventive root application against fungi and bacteria: A drench application is carried out with fungicides and bactericides compatible with beneficial microorganisms. Products such as UTHANE (mancozeb), METROPOL SC (azoxystrobin + flutriafol), ZOOM (propamocarb + dimethomorph) and a silicone adjuvant are used. This treatment protects against diseases such as fusarium, phytium, stem disease and others. Day 2: Preventive foliar spraying and root fertilization: A foliar spray is carried out with a silicone adjuvant. Protective fungicide (ANTRACOL - propineb). Systemic insecticide (INVEPRID - imidacloprid). Acaricidal insecticide (ABAFED - abamectin). Also on this day 2, the first root fertilization is done with: RADIGROW and NUTRISORB to strengthen the roots. Water-soluble fertilizers (13-40-13 + Me and 07-12-40 + Me). Encapsulated calcium fertilizer (CALBIT C). Beneficial microorganisms and humic acids. Day 6: Second application of insect control and fertilization: The previous foliar spraying is repeated with the addition of LANNATE (methomyl) to control insect eggs. Root fertilization includes: RADIGROW and NUTRISORB. Water-soluble fertilizers (13-40-13 + Me and 07-12-40 + Me). Magnesium sulfate and beneficial microorganisms (SAFER MIX + molasses). Day 7: Pre-flowering foliar biostimulation: Corrective fertilizers (NUTRIPLEX P55 and CALBIT C). STIMULATE hormonal biostimulant. RE - LEAF resistance-inducing biostimulant. FORGE stress-relieving biostimulant. This treatment optimizes flower formation, reducing energy losses in advanced stages and ensuring a better harvest. Conclusion: These first seven days of applications in tomato crops are essential to ensure strong and balanced growth, favoring early flowering and resistance to diseases and pests. Following a detailed scheme like this optimizes crop production and quality. Keywords: Tomato cultivation, initial applications, fertigation, biostimulants, fungicides, insecticides, water-soluble fertilizers, pest control, root development, pre-flowering. Our WhatsApp contact: https://wa.me/3147614920 Our social networks: Facebook: Agricultura Del Valle Page Our email: [email protected] Keywords: tomato cultivation, plant stress, biostimulation, agricultural production, foliar fertilization, plant stress relievers, high crop yield, tomato growth, fruit setting, foliar application.