Experienced gardeners share advice on which part of the tomato bush should be removed for a larger harvest.
Some gardeners start removing certain elements soon after planting, but this is not recommended.
In fact, such work should be carried out when the plant is forming and enlarging the first cluster. During this same period, tomatoes begin to form the second, third, and fourth clusters.
It is necessary to remove the leaves that grow along the extension of the tomato cluster. This phenomenon is quite common, and these leaves must be removed.
The secret is that these leaves distribute nutrients in such a way that they do not remain in the cluster, and the fruits do not receive important microelements.
Thanks to this simple measure, gardeners can harvest excellent tomatoes until autumn.
