Re: Tomato cuttings

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Linda
Did you ever get a reply on your tomato cutting query?
I'd be interested in the 'proper' technique on this too. I know a lot 
of folk just pinch off the suckers and root them, but the 'pros' say 
these are weakened substitutes for the real plant.  I don't know what 
fruiting success ratio is on tip cuttings vs suckers.  If you 
experiment, would you pass the results on to the rest of us?

Martha Wells
Flylo Farms Oberhasli
Normangee Texas

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