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So I can tell which are the main stems...but how do I differentiate between a branch amd a sucker? This is where I die. To you, an experienced gardener a branch is obvious, to me, I have a deer in the headlights look

My San Marzano's have 3 main branches. Other than that I remove any suckers. They are currently 7 feet tall. My question is, should I take out the 3rd main stem?

What size grow bag did you used?

Hi, please let me know what fertilizer you are using on your San Marzano, and if you have found that they are determinate or not. thank you so much

Felicitaciones por su video saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴 😊

Hola amigo saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴 estoy enamorado de los tomates 🍅 San Marzano después de un viaje que hice a España 🇪🇸, aquí el clima es tropical quiero saber en USA dónde puedo comprar buenas semillas para traerlas para acá y poder seguir sus consejos 😊les dejo este mensaje en español porque mi inglés es muy limitado, todos los comentarios los he traducido y los he leído ¡Bendiciones para todos!

Oh was he pruning tomatoes? I got so distracted, lol.

you Amerikans use a lot of plastic in your gardens

Hey have you heard of san marzano tomato seeds being mislabeled? The pack of seeds I grew looked like tomato seeds and grew well but the plants look and smell nothing like tomatoes. Just curious if you have ever heard of this?

I’m just speaking from experience, but I find that pruning the lower 1/3 of your plant, in vegetative state , is an effort to prevent it from touching your topsoil and being exposed to diseases, OR AN EXPERIENCED GARDENER MULCH, is necessary. I personally allow my suckers to grow ABOVE the lower 1/3 line, because the more suckers you grow, the more flowers develop and the more tomatoes you get. That’s basic math you keep the bottom 1/3 of the plant Empty and you let the top grow CONTROLLED. Granted, you will have to use more cages and and string and etc., but I’ll go through and I would personally cut off a lot of vegetative growth that is growing too big. It is obviously taking up too many nutrients in the soil And the microbial growth is robust. That’s my two cents. My plants grow extremely large, I keep them caged and roped off with strings and yarn and such. But I’ll let the bottom 1/3 of that plant be naked at an adult and remove any branch that is a sun leaf, and appears to be utilizing too much of the plants nutrients. Mine may look weird, but it is full proof, that if you remove those unnecessary branches that you see folding around, trying to shade your tomatoes, they’re just trying to steal nutrients from them. Cut them off! Good luck guys.

What time of year should San Mariano’s be pruned? If pruned too early, or late, will that affect the production?

What are those pails you have them in? I have garden boxes that are 4’ x 8’ and I can’t seem to get the plants growing so well.

My San marzanos went crazy last year. It was my first year growing them and they completely overtook and broke through the cages I put around them. I thought I was pruning enough but obviously not. The sauce my wife made with them was WELL WORTH IT! Amazing actually. Nice video!

Too much talk. Thumbs down.

Nice video to show how use the bamboo

Great video man, very good look at what suckers are thanks

Where’d ya get that pruner mate ?

Thanks dude

What size container are you using?

Are San Marzano tomatoes the best? These tomatoes have a huge reputation and boast a Protected Designation of Origin status (DOP, or sometimes written as PDO - Denominazione d'Origine Protetta) which specifies the precise cultivar, processing method and region in which the tomatoes can be grown.

What size grow bags are these? I have some 10 gallon ones & I'm wondering if they'll be big enough

I have 7 deer and a dozen ground hogs working to prune my tomato plants everyday but even they need my help as well.

Tape tying machine is over $100....geez

I just planted my San Maranzo a couple months ago and I'm a major newbie. Had no idea to do this and I got so heavy and thick it snapped all the stems. Was super sad

Hi. Nice video. I love trying out new ideas for supporting plants. Intrigued by this one for cucumbers as it is so clean and doesn't require a trellis. How did this work out for you? Does the vine top out a 8ft? How many cucumbers develop if pruned to the one vine? Thanks!

Love that tool where did u purchase

I need that shirt.. link please?

For the BEST results use hemp seeds 😉

Hello. I would like to know if we can grow the san marzano tomato during the rainy season. thank you very much

awesome, you guys make great videos, I subscribed to your channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Are you harvesting in early winter?

Can you share some more information about your staking method? Are you using just one bamboo stake per plant? Is that strong enough to support all the fruit and weight of the plant once it grows up and out?

hey ,just subscribed .where did you get the bamboo sticks?I have 5 cucumbers growing and they are about 3 ft tall

San Marzano is a determinate variety. The only thing you should really prune on determinate varieties is the lower growth to provide air flow and keep space between the soil and leaves to prevent disease. Maybe some pruning here and there to provide air flow throughout..

Thank you for the video! My starter is about 8-10" tall, is it a good idea to cut off any suckers at this stage or wait till it's a bit more mature?

So basically... I put my SM in cages.. your basic mater cage. Do i need to remove that?

Do I still cut off a sucker that has grown a lot?

I’m growing semi determinate san marzano tomatoes for the first time. Does anyone know how tall it gets? and if it needs pruning.

How did you attached the wire to the post on the opposite side of the gripple?

You guys gonna make videos again or naw?

I’ve always heard, prune suckers from indeterminate plants but not determinate plants

Thanks for the info! I’m currently wonder sowing seeds in zone 6b.

Great video! What size are your stakes? The link in your description wasn’t working for me. Thank you!

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eat that bee who's a good bug

woww ,TwentyOne Pilots

Whats the name of the song at the begining? :)

Your awesome! Thank you, I didn't know what I was getting into when I planted my lil baby plant... Holy Moly! She's a beast now and my first gardening adventure?! 😂 This helped so much!

Ever JUICE the leaves? They're reportedly as nutritious as the fruit with some of the same flavor.

Nothing said about fixing anything??? Another guy with a GoPro!!