Tomato Crop Guide
Tomato is one of the most widely cultivated vegetable crops in India. It is highly vulnerable to viral curl and mosaic infections, especially during early growth stages. Proper nutrient management and timely application of biostimulants can significantly improve yield and fruit quality.
Growth Timeline
Tomato Growth Stages
Germination
Duration: 5–10 days
Seeds germinate within 5–10 days under optimal conditions. Keep soil moist and ensure temperatures between 20–30°C.
Vegetative Growth
Duration: 20–30 days
Plants develop strong stems and leaves. Regular monitoring for early signs of viral and fungal infections is critical.
Flowering
Duration: 10–15 days
Flowers appear and require proper nutrition for successful pollination and fruit set.
Fruit Development
Duration: 20–30 days
Fruits grow and ripen. Adequate calcium and potassium are essential to prevent blossom end rot.
Harvest
Duration: 60–80 days from transplanting
Fruits are harvested when fully colored and firm. Multiple pickings may be required.
Our Solutions
Recommended Vyoma Products for Tomato
Vyoma Mitra
Provides immunity against viral diseases like leaf curl and mosaic virus
Application Guide
Spray Schedule for Tomato
Protection Guide
Common Pests & Diseases in Tomato
Tomato Leaf Curl Virus
DiseaseSymptoms: Leaves curl upward, become small and crinkled. Plant becomes stunted with reduced yield.
Recommended: Vyoma Mitra
Early Blight
DiseaseSymptoms: Dark concentric rings on older leaves. Stems may develop canker-like lesions.
Recommended: Vyoma Arka
Whitefly
PestSymptoms: Small white insects on leaf undersides. Transmits viral diseases.
Recommended: Vyoma Rudra
Fruit Borer
PestSymptoms: Larvae bore into fruits, causing direct damage and secondary infections.
Recommended: Vyoma Rudra
Nutrition Guide
Nutrient Deficiencies in Tomato
Nitrogen Deficiency
Symptoms: Yellowing of older leaves, stunted growth
Solution: Apply balanced NPK fertilizer. Use Vyoma Jiva for better nutrient uptake.
Calcium Deficiency
Symptoms: Blossom end rot — dark sunken patches on fruit bottom
Solution: Ensure adequate calcium supply. Maintain consistent watering.
Potassium Deficiency
Symptoms: Leaf margin browning, poor fruit color
Solution: Apply potassium-rich fertilizer during fruiting stage.
Feeding Program
Nutrition Schedule for Tomato
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