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Supporting Tomato trusses
My tomatoes have a lot of young fruit on the trusses & would like some tips
on how to keep them from pulling the whole plant apart. I supported the plants last year by staking & tying them up with pantihose, but the heavy trusses ended up pulling the plants down & actually broke off when they got too heavy, resulting in a lot of heartache. BTW, the plants are otherwise healthy, fully fertilised & grown in full sun with some shadecloth when it gest too hot later in the season & I live in Sydney. Thanks in advance for any tips |
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