How to prune Tomato in greenhouse

How to prune greenhouse tomatoes? Please introduce the method of single stem pruning is often used to guide greenhouse tomatoes to achieve early maturity and high yield. For the early-maturing varieties, only the main axis of the tomato was retained and the ventral medial branches of the leaves were removed. Because of the strong growth potential, the middle and late maturity varieties usually adopt the method of continuous single stem extension pruning and continuous coring. It is introduced as follows: continuous single trunk extension pruning, the first side branch and all the following side branches under the first flower ear are all removed, leaving the plant at the top of the top side branch instead of the trunk to continue to extend upward. Continuous pruning, using single-stem pruning, when the tomato grows 3 to 4 spikes, leave two leaves on it to pick the heart as the first basic branch. The lateral branches in the axils of the uppermost two leaves of the plant were kept for continuous coring, that is, one leaf was left after the axillary buds of the two leaves germinated, and then one leaf was left when the axillary buds of the lateral branches germinated. This pruning method can generally bear 12 to 16 ears. Click to get more tomato planting techniques click to get more vegetable planting techniques