🍅Determinate tomatoes can have great taste, just like indeterminate tomatoes.
📅Determinate tomatoes can produce for a longer period of time than expected, depending on the climate.
🌱Determinate tomatoes do not ripen all at once; they ripen over a period of weeks.
✂️Unlike indeterminate tomatoes, determinate tomatoes do not require pruning of suckers.
Do determinate tomatoes taste as good as indeterminate tomatoes?
—Yes, determinate tomatoes can have excellent taste. They may have fewer known varieties, but that doesn't mean they lack in taste.
How long can determinate tomatoes produce for?
—The production period of determinate tomatoes can vary depending on the climate and growing conditions. It can range from several weeks to a few months.
Do determinate tomatoes all ripen at once?
—No, determinate tomatoes do not all ripen at once. They ripen over a period of weeks, allowing for a staggered harvest.
Do determinate tomatoes require pruning?
—No, determinate tomatoes do not require pruning of suckers like indeterminate tomatoes. They generally grow to a predetermined height.
Can determinate tomatoes be grown in any climate?
—Determinate tomatoes can be grown in various climates, but their performance may be influenced by factors such as temperature, humidity, and disease. It's important to choose varieties suitable for your specific climate.
00:00Introduction and debunking the myths about determinate tomatoes.
01:20Myth #1: Determinate tomatoes don't taste as good as indeterminate tomatoes.
03:45Myth #2: Determinate tomatoes only produce for a short period of time.
06:12Myth #3: Determinate tomatoes ripen all at once.
09:44Myth #4: Determinate tomatoes require pruning like indeterminate tomatoes.
