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The recommended tomato plant population is typically between 20,000 to 50,000 plants per hectare, depending on the variety and cultivation method. Intensive farming practices may allow for higher densities, while traditional methods may favor lower densities to ensure adequate sunlight and airflow. Proper spacing is essential for maximizing yield and minimizing disease risk.
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How many tomato plants in one hectare and what is the yield per hectare?
No
How many kg of seed is needed to plant one hectare?
100000
Are there other plants besides a tomato plant?
There are many thousands of different plants besides tomato plants. And there are many hundreds of varieties of tomato plants.
How many life cycles does a tomato plant have?
4
How many tomato berry will grow in Pokemon emerald if you plant one tomato berry?
about 3-4
How many cherry tomatoes is a tomato?
Cherry tomato weight around 15gr and regular tomato 200gr so it around 13 cherry tomato in a tomato. But the cherry tomato plant will give half in weight of the total production of a regular beef tomato plant.
How many decares are in a hectare?
I hectare = 10 decares
How many people fit into 1 hectare?
The number of people that can fit into 1 hectare depends on the population density of the area. A hectare is equal to 10,000 square meters. If we assume an average population density of 250 people per hectare (which is a common urban density), then 1 hectare could potentially accommodate 250 individuals. However, this number can vary significantly based on factors such as building size, layout, and land use.
How many fruit can a tomato plant produce?
it depends on the plant and how long it grows for but a healthy tomato plant will continuously produce fresh tomato's as long as the plant is properly taken care of and it is possible for them to live for mutable years in green house's.
How many acre is an hectare?
1 hectare = 2.471 acres
How many acres is hectare?
Two acres is about 0.81 hectare.
How many 1km2 are in a hectare?
1 hectare = 0.01 km2
