Tomatoes and Companion Plants: What Not to Plant Together
When it comes to companion planting, tomatoes and peppers are a classic duo. But what about other plants? While some companions can help tomatoes thrive, others can actually do more harm than good. Here’s a look at what not to plant with tomatoes.
❌ Potatoes: Both tomatoes and potatoes are susceptible to the same diseases, so planting them together can increase the risk of infection.
❌ Cucumbers: Cucumbers and tomatoes both require a lot of water, so planting them together can lead to competition for resources.
❌ Basil: While basil is often considered a good companion for tomatoes, it can actually stunt their growth.