On 06/06/2014 08:21 PM, David Hare-Scott wrote:
The amount of growth will be limited by competition for water,
nutrients and sun not the number of plants. If you left them all it
would make little difference to the total just each would be smaller.
If you want to thin them wait until the true leaves (not the cotyledons)
appear and open, then choose the healthiest one and cut off the others.
The main thing here is not to damage the chosen one.

Hi David,

Question: which will get me more fruit? Three smaller
plants crowding each other or one larger plant?

-T