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Originally Posted by Groundhog
I'm constantly amazed at what a person can learn on this forum. Last year I found Carolyn's method of waking up old seeds, which BTW, worked great. (Thanks Carolyn). This year I hear about cloning tomatoes. This old dog is learning all sorts of new tricks 
Is it safe to assume that this can also be used to duplicate hybrid varieties ? |
Absolutely, it's a great way to duplicate a hybrid tomato plant. I've done it in the past. Buy 1 hybrid plant from Lowe's, plant it and wait for it to grow, then start cutting suckers off of it and plant them elsewhere. It's also a good way to extend hybrid seeds, if you have a long enough growing season. Start 1 from seed, then take cuttings and grow those.