Puckdropper wrote:


A determinate tomato stops growing when it gets to a certain size.
An indeterminate never stops growing until it dies.

So basically, a determinate tomato will grow to a specific size, ripen,
and then you eat it. (Are Romas like this? The ones that cross
pollonated grew quite large.)

Puckdropper


No. It means that the tomato PLANT grows to a certain size, It tends
to set most of its fruit at one time. Useful for commercial growers.
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