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Old June 11, 2018   #1
BOBSCACTUS
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Default Dwarf Tomatoes forming 2 leads at 4- 6 " trunks

I am planting out all the dwarfs I can find this year, 5 seeds each. I transplanted them to 4" pots, then to 2 gallon pots and am now putting them in 15 gal pots. I have noticed that lots of them tend to form 2 large trunks at 4-6" above soil level, and most have several shoots coming out at ground level
Is this the normal growth?. Have placed 6' stakes in most also.as Heritage said I should
I assume that you should leave the 2 tops, but should you trim the shoots at the bottom? Most of them are 9- 12" tall and growing fat. With over 120 varieties of compact and dwarfs so far, I thought I would try them all at once to see comparison,
Micros and SUNGOLD were first with ripe fruits, picked Czechs bush today.
Too many Tomatoes
Thanks for any info
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