The best soil for tomatoes is rich in organic matter with good drainage. Consider adding compost or well-rotted manure to your garden for ideal conditions.
Watering depends on the plant and weather, but a general rule is to water deeply once a week. Check soil moisture by sticking your finger an inch into the soil; it should feel cool and moist.
Try using neem oil, planting companion plants like marigolds, or allowing natural predators such as ladybugs and frogs to thrive.
Plant a variety of flowers, especially those native to your area, to attract a range of pollinators. Avoid using pesticides that can harm these beneficial insects.