or do i pull it
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anelson wrote:
i think you can do either
Posted on 15 Aug 12 (9 months ago)
Kevalsha wrote:
If you have indeterminate tomatoes they will keep on producing. If the plants are looking worn out it would be best to pull them and start new ones. And yes you can trim them, especially the suckers which will not produce much fruit and takes the energy of the plant to mainly grow foliage.
Posted on 15 Aug 12 (9 months ago)
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