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12-05-2008, 08:48 AM
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Tomato Trusses
Hi again,
Apologies in advance for daft questions , my first year of growing tomatoes  If I understood correctly, once my tomato plant has formed certain amount of trusses, I have to pinch out main stem. This, as I understood, would stop tomato from forming anymore trusses, is that so? Also, most of my seeds are either T&M's or Suttons, but instructions seem to be rather general. Do all of the tomatoes have to be pinched out after 4 trusses have set? I'm growing: Yellow Pear Shaped Gardener's Delight Sungold Sungella Golden Sunrise Beefsteak F1 Vitella F1 Thanks again,     
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12-05-2008, 09:01 AM
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Some people do it religiously with all toms. Some leave it to 5 or 6 if in a greenhouse. I always forget!
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