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Double Stems -

16 years ago

Hi All -

O.K., I'll admit I'm one of those tomato lovers who buys transplants in 4" pots year after year instead of growing from seed. We here in Orange County, Ca. have a wonderful resource in a local nursery who has (imo) a great selection of heirlooms and hybrids and w/ my limited garden space, it's what works best for me.

My question is, every once in a while a good looking tomato plant will be available w/ 2 stems. Is there any reason not to buy this one? Any pluses or minuses? Will they not produce as well as a single stem by itself? Common sense says that if they were more productive, those of you who grow from seed would cull down to two stems instead of one.

Thx in advance for any feedback -

Will and the Fur Crew

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