Bab 67: Sol Ninety-Eight, A Man Without Water Is Not a Man at All

As a person who had grown up in the city, Tang Yue had never done any farming before. He had seen tomatoes in supermarkets or vegetable stalls, but those red fruits were placed neatly in baskets. Tang Yue knew that tomatoes were planted in the ground, but he was clueless as to how they were planted.

Without a doubt, tomatoes were planted in the ground.

But what kind of soil was needed?

Tomatoes also needed water and fertilizer.

But how was he to fertilize and water them?

Also, was there a way to prevent plant diseases? How long did they take to sprout? How long did they take to flower? How long did they take to bear fruit? All these questions appeared in Tang Yue's mind. It was truly a case where different professions meant different worlds. As someone with a science and engineering background, planting tomatoes was a difficulty.

Tomcat asked the most crucial question, "Where do we get the seeds?"