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Old March 21, 2016   #31
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I think the plant is going to grow the right amount of root to balance top growth and fruit, with water availability and nutrients. I honestly don't think that tomato's ability to grow adventitious roots is going to change the balance. - Stvrob

This is my thinking, and beautiful use of the word adventitious.
Thanks. Maybe I will find a way to use the word on my wife tonight!
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