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Question by zweiundzwanzig: When you pick a tomato from the leafy part, do you leave that vine it grew on there, or do you clip it off?
Okay, I have been growing red robin tomatoes, and margo tomatoes and I’m very new at all of this, actually this is my first time with tomato plants. Now when I take the tomato from the vine that it grew on, do I keep that vine there or clip it off??
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Answer by nanaangela
Leave it. Presumably you are not going to pick the only tomato that is growing.
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You leave it there. But….it’s a good idea to cut off some of the suckers. Suckers are the brachers that have no flowers on them. Don’t cut them all off just a few here and there. It’ll leave more nutrients for the branches with flowers.
Good Luck!
You should find this to be of help to you.
http://www.backyardgardener.com/tomato/tomato_guide/care_guide_01.html