Tomato suckers are nothing to worry about, but if you want to grow bigger fruits, then managing them is essential. Learn how ...

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It will soon be time to set out tomato plants, an act one performs when the weather has settled. That means warm soil, night temperatures of at least 45 degrees and no risk of a sudden reversion ...

These suckers are essentially clones of the original tomato plants — and there are a lot of them. If left for long enough the suckers will create their own leaf branches, their own flowers and ...

Why You Should Prune Tomato Suckers The thinking behind pruning suckers is that they compete with the plant for vital nutrients, water, space and light.

If your tomatoes are not turning red, find out the reasons for this common problem and learn effective troubleshooting tips ...

Entire plants may begin to die — but it is possible to start new tomato plants from cuttings/suckers to produce a fall crop. On tomatoes, suckers are found in the axil of the stems.

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In reality suckers-on or suckers-off are just two different ways of raising a crop of tomatoes. Removing suckers concentrates growth and nutrients into one main trunk and its crop of fruit.

Pinching "suckers" off tomato vines gives you bigger and earlier-ripening fruits but fewer of them. Non-sucker-pinchers will get smaller but more total fruits and usually, more total yield in the ...

A. Tomato suckers sturdy enough to handle easily can be rooted and grown into more plants. At this stage in the growing season, I’d root suckers only of the earliest (most short-season) varieties.

It will soon be time to set out tomato plants, an act one performs when the weather has settled. That means warm soil, night temperatures of at least 45 degrees and no risk of a sudden reversion to… ...