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Post  MoxieT 7/9/2011, 12:07 pm

My tomatoes seem to be doing great. I originally pruned them down to one main stem. However, they have still grown huge! I can hardly wrap them up the stakes and they are encroaching on the other squares. Am I supposed to continue cutting them back or pruning them somehow? I've heard of huge tomato plants that don't produce any fruit. Is that the direction I'm headed?Newbie-Tomato Question Tomato34
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Post  shannon1 7/10/2011, 12:29 am

They look like fine healthy plants to me.
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Post  Denese 7/10/2011, 5:48 pm

shannon1 wrote:

They look like fine healthy plants to me.




I agree! They look beautiful! What kind are they?
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