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

I have propagated tomatoes from tip cuttings and suckers with desirable
results with both. I haven't kept them separate to test which did better.
Cindy in TX  Z8/9

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