How To Grow Tomatoes Indoors In The Winter! Get Fresh Tomatoes All Winter Long! 

Indoor tomato gardening in winter lets you enjoy fresh tomatoes year-round! Step-by-step instructions:  

Determinate vs. Indeterminate: Cherry or miniature tomatoes are easier to grow indoors. Tiny Tim, Red Robin, and Patio Princess are good choices.  

Choose the Right Tomato Variety 

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For each plant, use 5-gallon containers. Maintain drainage holes to avoid waterlogging.  

Prepare Containers 

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Use compost or organic potting mix that drains nicely. Avoid pest- and disease-carrying garden soil.  

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Use High-Quality Potting Mix 

Grow lights: Winter daylight is scarce, so use grow lights. Tomatoes need 12-16 hours of light daily.  

Provide Sufficient Light 

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The ideal tomato temperature is 65°F to 80°F (18°C to 26°C). Use a grow tent or space heater if needed.  

Maintain Warm Temperatures 

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Water frequently without overwatering. If the top 1-2 inches of soil is dry, water deeply. Mist plants or use a humidifier to moisten indoor air.  

Water Consistently 

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Encourage fruiting with a balanced tomato fertilizer (10-10-10) every 2-3 weeks.  

Fertilize Regularly 

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Help hand-pollinate since there are no insects indoors. A slight brush or gentle shaking can spread pollen between blossoms.  

Pollination 

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To improve airflow and fruit production, remove suckers (small shoots between branches and the main stem).  

Prune Regularly 

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