How to Cut Tomato Leaves to Produce More Fruit : The Chef's Garden
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Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ehowgarden Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/ehowgarden Cutting tomato leaves to produce more fruit requires you to leave some of the leaves on the original plant. Cut tomato leaves to produce more fruit with help from a classically-trained chef with experience in both world-class restaurants and private dining companies in this free video clip. Expert: Teca Thompson Filmmaker: Rudi Rose Series Description: Tomatoes are a very clean and naturally healthy fruit, but you need to make sure that you're planting them under the right conditions and taking care of them to help make sure that they are growing up as they should. Get tips on tomatoes and gardening with help from a classically-trained chef with experience in both world-class restaurants and private dining companies in this free video series.
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you should wear something appropriate before you get on youtube.
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656k views. Lots of dirty old men perving at this woman's boobs :)
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Horrible video. This person doesn't appear to have any gardening experience. Yellowing leaves are probably diseased and pruners should be sterilized after each cut to prevent spreading the disease. The only other reason to remove leaves is to prevent splash back of soil from rain which can infect leaves lower than a foot from the soil. As mentioned before, these leaves should not be composted. Bury them deep or burn them. If you can't or don't want to, then place them in a 10% bleach solution for a few minutes. Bottom line, leaf pruning, other than for disease control, will have no other beneficial effect on the plant.
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Thanks for the tutorial.My plants are growing healthy
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MMMM! Lovely! Sexiest how to person out there.
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Nice and round :)
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shes just showing of her beautiful round ........
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You cannot compost leaves which have blight in it, you need burn em...
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plants have leaves to give them shade. Wow..!! Gardening 101... At least she is hot...
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pooing on your plants is good
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Would removing too many leaves affect the photosynthesis process (and hinder growth in some areas of the plant), or is the effect negligible? I tend to prune my tomato plants a bit, to let more light and airflow through them; in the hopes of keeping rot at bay, and to redirect efforts to flowers/fruit.
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व्हिडीओ कसा आणी कुठे पाठवायचा ?
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झाड खुप वाढल आहे पण फुलच आली नाहीत अजुन मग काय करायच ?
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my lord you toamto plant doesn't look good at all and I don't think you know how to grow a better tomato plant. Also, doing youtube video where you expose your body parts and yourself to nasty comments is not good either. I truly feel sorry for your tomatoes and you.
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Gardening or boob show?
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I think your melons are growing so well... I would like to see a video of your cum quat...
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as a horticulturist, i cant tell you how false the things this girl is telling you are. while removing old and dying leaves COULD help the plant push more nutrients into the fruits, it could also easily have negative affects. When a leaf begins to die off, the plant actually mines the nutrients out of that leaf and moves them to locations where sugars are needed. so the plant does this on its own. taking these leaves off literally just takes away the nutrients that are already inside the plant. but either way, doing this wont help you make MORE fruit, itll just slightly increase the size of your fruits. if you actually want to make MORE fruit, cut the top 6 inches off of each stem. removing the top of the stem will hinder upwards growth and will actually cause the plant to grow branches. more branches equals higher yield.
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I came here for the melons, but good video on tomatoes anyways...
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