The rapid growth of a healthy tomato plant can sometimes lead to problems. To learn how to prune your tomatoes for better health and better fruit, check out this video with Lee Reich, author of The Pruning Book.
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Thanks for the video.
very helpful - glad I checked this before I started - I didn't realize you don't do this for determinants!!! Thank you so much!
Good idea, but if you live in a climate where the un is strong you will put the fruit at a grater risk of getting sunburned.
How to get bigger cukecumbers~use chicken poop ?
The suckers can be held in water, root, and I give to friends for their own tomato gardens. I have done that dozens of times. and the friends LOVE to not have to start theirs from scratch. I really have to pay attention to determinate vs indeterminate varieties.
Didn’t know that! Thanks for sharing.
Just came across this wonderful link.
http://www.garden365.com/container-gardening/growing-tomatoes-in-pots/
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