Tomatos! Forking?, Into five stems?.
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Ok so I have been pinching out the suckers, but the main stem has fussed and split into five stems, i dont know what to so, there is nothing like this anywhere on the internet.
Give me advice! Please, i dont think they're suckers.
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