Abstract:

In this study, changes in the efficiency and quality of tomatoes in different landless cultivation environments were studied under greenhouse conditions. For this purpose, the research used torf, zeolithic and vermicompost and the various compounds of these substances [Zeolithic % 100 (M1); Torf % 100 (M2); Torf % 80 + Vermicompost % 20 (M3); Zeolithic % 80 + Vermicompost % 20 (M4); Torf % 65 + Zeolithic % 15 + Vermicompost % 20 (M5); Torf % 40 + Zeolithic % 40 + Vermicompost % 20 (M6)]. At the end of the 45-day trial period: the seed grinding percentage, fide length, fide body diameter, fide age weight, root length, root weight and plant nutrient elements (N, P, K, Ca, Mg, Fe, Zn, Mn and Cu) are determined. In the study, the grass percentage, fide length, root length, fide age weight, root weight parameters M5 environment was the best resulting environment. The M1 environment (100% zeolit) has not produced a positive effect on tomato fide cultivation, but it is determined that it would be more suitable for use in mixture with other environments. On the other hand, it has been determined that the M5 environment is advantageous in terms of fide development and that it can be easily used in fide cultivation in landless culture.

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