If you pinch them, you lose them. If you don't, you MAY lose them. So.

Common question here so lots of previous discussions if you want to read them. Basically it boils down to some do, some don't - your choice. For me, it depends on the size of the plant and how long before it can be transplanted.

Dave

I read a few of them, but when I realized none of the ones I read mentioned them being indoors still, I figured it didn't hurt to ask. They wish to go outside, but our nights for the next few days are still dipping below 50s :(

It is an option. I give you a living example of my own.

I had two Silvery Fir Tree plants inside. One of them flowered. I pollinated with tooth brush. It took. Now both plants are outside , same same, no difference and both have buds. I don't buy argument that leaving fruits on small plant can reduce its growth And I have proof for it.

Sey

PS: That tomato is about an egg size now. The rest of my plants are just starting to flower.

"when I realized none of the ones I read mentioned them being indoors still,"

Yeah it is only an issue with plants that are still inside.

Dave

I'd pinch, especially if indeterminates. Small seedling pots simply can't support proper fruiting and healthy foliage at the same time.