The very large tomato thread

Gerardo · November 17, 2015

So if I get this straight you:

(1) push the plants initially for solid vegetative growth and to increase the likelihood of the initial fused bloom event, then once that starts to form and is defined, you

(2) clip everyone else off except for the stem with the precious orb. Then you

(3) missouri any new growth that pops up

(4) all the while on as much of a Canseco-Bonds diet as they can tolerate.

Gonna give it a shot with Hoy. Container volume stays the same I imagine?

November 17, 2015	#11
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,598	So if I get this straight you: (1) push the plants initially for solid vegetative growth and to increase the likelihood of the initial fused bloom event, then once that starts to form and is defined, you (2) clip everyone else off except for the stem with the precious orb. Then you (3) missouri any new growth that pops up (4) all the while on as much of a Canseco-Bonds diet as they can tolerate. Gonna give it a shot with Hoy. Container volume stays the same I imagine?