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AKmark · July 23, 2016

I have grown determinates in my greenhouses, but will never grow them again. Determinates are not supposed to be pruned, so in a greenhouse when humidity is high during summer months they are a potential disease factory. That is my observation with them in my area, I had 4 infect one of my greenhouses, I did not spot the problem until spores were poofed all over the place. Indeterminates are much easier to manage.

July 23, 2016	#6
AKmark Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Wasilla Alaska Posts: 2,010	I have grown determinates in my greenhouses, but will never grow them again. Determinates are not supposed to be pruned, so in a greenhouse when humidity is high during summer months they are a potential disease factory. That is my observation with them in my area, I had 4 infect one of my greenhouses, I did not spot the problem until spores were poofed all over the place. Indeterminates are much easier to manage.