Starting indoors, in a container of well moistened, sterile seed-starting mix, make shallow furrows with a pencil or chopstick about 1/4 in. deep. Sow seeds by dropping them along the bottom of the furrows 1/2 in. apart. 2. Gently pinch together soil to cover each furrow, covering seeds 1/4 in. deep.
Also know,What do seeds look like inside a tomato?
Have you ever sliced into a beautiful red tomato to find the seeds sprouting? When the seeds sprout, they look like little wiggly green or white things. To be sure these are not worms, but the seed sprouting inside the tomato. What a surprise!
Keeping this in view,Can a tomato plant grow out of a tomato seed?
The tomato will not be a clone of the mother plant, because it grew from a seed that had to be pollinated by another tomato flower, introducing new parent genes into the seed that will produce the new plant. The tomatoes off of the plant are entirely edible and quite possibly delicious.
Then,Is it too late to start seeds in the spring?
No, it’s not too late. You can start seeds year-round. It depends on what you would like to accomplish after planting your seeds. There is short-season gardening, hydroponic growing, indoor gardening, jump-start growing to have huge plants to transplant in spring, etc.
Why are tomato seeds sprouting inside of my tomato?
The tomato fruit allows vivipary since the seeds do not desiccate (dry out) in the moist environment inside the fruit. Some causes of seeds sprouting in tomatoes are long storage in cool temperatures (below 55 degrees), being overripe, potassium deficiency, over fertilization with nitrogen…