How to PRUNE a TOMATO to GROW 5X MORE Tomatoes, NOT LEAVES & Branches | STEP by STEP

In this video I will show you step by step instruction how to grow a MASSIVE amount of Tomatoes on a single plant, and not grow just leaves and branches! This TOMATO PRUNING technique could INCREASE YOUR HARVEST BY 5x, use less ground space and use less fertilizer. Tomatoes need more pruning than most vegetables. You will learn the right way how to prune your tomato plant so you can maximize your flowers and fruit production. I also show you a pruning technique to make your plant grow really tall but not bushy and wide. Pruning maintenance is a must to control growth habit of Tomato plants. Most urban gardeners don't have a lot of space, so growing vertically is great solution. I will go over all of this in the video. Be sure to Subscribe for more videos about growing tomatoes! NOTE: THIS VIDEO IS FOR INDETERMINATE VARIETIES ONLY. DO NOT PRUNE DETERINATE VARIETIES.

[SpaceLifeSelfSufficiency]

Such great tips! Thanks and stay connected from another gardener :)✌

[Ritty]

I thought that the conventional wisdom was to not cut suckers off of determinate tomato plants, because they produce a predetermined number of fruit and removing suckers will reduce total fruit production. It's indeterminates that are recommended to be pruned as you demonstrate.

[reneebunch]

I have a Determinate Tomato plant and it seems to be short and bushy and there are blooms on it. Should I remove the blooms so it will grown taller?

[chadharvy]

i just planted some starts, and there's already flowers on them. Should I cut those out because the plant is so small?

[kokipudla]

Hi. Can I cut top of plant tomato cherry" so he can grow shorter in height ?

[JohnSmith-pufy]

I have four 1000 watt grow lights in my bedroom and literally a jungle of vines on the ceiling and walls including 7 tomato plants vines wrapped around the room. But jesus the gnats, 3 bug zappers to keep it under control.

[edintalundzic]

If you want it grow up, up and up to 7/8 feet tall, why don't you plant an indeterminate tomato instead. Celebrity is considered a semi-determinate. It is not genetically programed to grow tall. I only remove the very bottom suckers on my celebrities for the airflow and to make it easier more accessible for watering. Otherwise, I leave all other suckers. Some of them I top off at some point later on if I find it necessary. I had close to 40 nice size tomatoes on the plant and our growing seasons are pretty short. I believe your pruning method is great for indeterminates. Determinates, on the other hand, are bush type varieties that mostly don't get very tall and require minimal prunning. Even, dwarf indeterminates shouldn't be prunned to a single stem. Otherwise, you will end up with much less than 10 tomatoes per plant.
The video is good with lots of good info, but for the wrong plant variety. Regardless, I am giving it thumbs up.