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tomato training

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  • 27-12-2011 8:25am
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    Nathalie lighting
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    how well do sweet 100 tomatoes respond to training? i bought a cutting today from the home depot and got some rubber bands around two main shoots with small weights weighing them down a bit, am i just wasting my time?


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    braintoxic
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    Dont know .nobody has ever tried it before .keep us posted


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    brenbro
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    I would not use rubber bands for training, as it will stop growth
    There is tie wires one can use , but giving the plant to expand while growing,
    Please give me more detail on the name of plants etc etc


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    slowburner
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    Nathalie lighting wrote: »
    how well do sweet 100 tomatoes respond to training? i bought a cutting today from the home depot and got some rubber bands around two main shoots with small weights weighing them down a bit, am i just wasting my time?
    A tomato 'cutting' in December?


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    Cardinal Richelieu
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    slowburner wrote: »
    A tomato 'cutting' in December?

    OP said they bought it inHome Depot.


    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Homedepotstoremap.png


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