REMESH TOMATO CAGES ARE ONE OF THE BEST PLANT SUPPORT TECHNIQUE
Remesh tomato cages combine caging with stacking, providing extra support to the plant
Remesh tomato cages are one of the most used plant support technique. By farmers who want to cheapen inversion costs while increasing the final product quality. These cages are make of remesh trellises; that is to say, concrete wire used for civil construction works. The material turns out to be very strong and cheap. And that is why it is perfect for making these cylindrical cages which use to be from 3 to 6 feet tal (0, to 1,8 m) and between 18 and 30 inches in diameter (46 to 76 cm). Besides, tomato cages have to be place in rows separate between each other by 30 to 42 inches apart (0,8 to 1,1m) and keep a distance from 24 to 30 inches (62 to 76 cm) between each cage to ease air flow circulation and allow an appropriate ventilation.
There are many reasons why this is a so widely implemente technique besides the ones that have already been mentione, here there are some of them:
- As the plant grows, it is support from the remesh cage. And when it is finally ready to bear fruits these sprout off the ground. Which makes it less prone to contract infections, pounding and reaching pests.
- This method prevents the plant of tilting by the weight of the fruits or the action of strong wind currents; this is like that because the plant is support by several sides at the same time.
- It is not necessary to prone the plant which simplifies labor costs and saves time but, nevertheless. The plant can be reduce to 3 or 4 main stems if it is want to make manipulation easier.
- Inside this cages plants grow more freely, which causes them to develop abundant foliage. Providing protection to fruits from possible damage due to the sun’s rays.
- As previously mention, tomato cages combine caging and stacking. But in an easier way because mostly the plant stands alone, and tutoring work to be do is much simpler than with conventional stacking.
Remesh cages are a very easy, practical and cheap tutoring method
It yields very good results. Cages are very easy to assemble and the materials to do it are not really expensive and can be found in any building materials store; some even are sold already done, anyway you have to make sure that the wire mesh is made of 6×6 inches squares (15×15 cm). So that the plant is easy and comfortable to manipulate.
The use of these cages have little drawbacks
For example, with pests contractions. This is due to the characteristic dense foliage, which heighten temperatures and humidity inside tomato cages. Creating a perfect environment for bacteria and fungus to grow; but fortunately, it is almost effortless to fumigate cages and to maintain adequate sanitary measures. But is have to be do regularly guarantee good hygiene and prevent the plant to contract severe infections causing the loss of production.
Now the drawback: tomato cages are apt for backyard orchards because they are very expensive compare to tomato trellis netting like HORTOMALLAS. Remesh can be use many years but the rust build up can harm the plant and allow the passage of pathogens. So our advise is use remesh if you can find it for free but for commercial crops use tomato netting.
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Remesh tomato cages combine caging with stacking, providing extra support to the plant
Remesh tomato cages are one of the most used plant support technique. By farmers who want to cheapen inversion costs while increasing the final product quality. These cages are make of remesh trellises; that is to say, concrete wire used for civil construction works. The material turns out to be very strong and cheap. And that is why it is perfect for making these cylindrical cages which use to be from 3 to 6 feet tal (0, to 1,8 m) and between 18 and 30 inches in diameter (46 to 76 cm). Besides, tomato cages have to be place in rows separate between each other by 30 to 42 inches apart (0,8 to 1,1m) and keep a distance from 24 to 30 inches (62 to 76 cm) between each cage to ease air flow circulation and allow an appropriate ventilation.
There are many reasons why this is a so widely implemente technique besides the ones that have already been mentione, here there are some of them:
- As the plant grows, it is support from the remesh cage. And when it is finally ready to bear fruits these sprout off the ground. Which makes it less prone to contract infections, pounding and reaching pests.
- This method prevents the plant of tilting by the weight of the fruits or the action of strong wind currents; this is like that because the plant is support by several sides at the same time.
- It is not necessary to prone the plant which simplifies labor costs and saves time but, nevertheless. The plant can be reduce to 3 or 4 main stems if it is want to make manipulation easier.
- Inside this cages plants grow more freely, which causes them to develop abundant foliage. Providing protection to fruits from possible damage due to the sun’s rays.
- As previously mention, tomato cages combine caging and stacking. But in an easier way because mostly the plant stands alone, and tutoring work to be do is much simpler than with conventional stacking.
Remesh cages are a very easy, practical and cheap tutoring method
It yields very good results. Cages are very easy to assemble and the materials to do it are not really expensive and can be found in any building materials store; some even are sold already done, anyway you have to make sure that the wire mesh is made of 6×6 inches squares (15×15 cm). So that the plant is easy and comfortable to manipulate.
The use of these cages have little drawbacks
For example, with pests contractions. This is due to the characteristic dense foliage, which heighten temperatures and humidity inside tomato cages. Creating a perfect environment for bacteria and fungus to grow; but fortunately, it is almost effortless to fumigate cages and to maintain adequate sanitary measures. But is have to be do regularly guarantee good hygiene and prevent the plant to contract severe infections causing the loss of production.
Now the drawback: tomato cages are apt for backyard orchards because they are very expensive compare to tomato trellis netting like HORTOMALLAS. Remesh can be use many years but the rust build up can harm the plant and allow the passage of pathogens. So our advise is use remesh if you can find it for free but for commercial crops use tomato netting.
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