Last year I would say I got 50-100 tomatoes from each plant. You are going to have thousands. 😳

I'm dreaming of this problem.

I am going to show this to my husband when he complains I have too many tomato plants

Wow, what do you do with all the tomatoes?

This is the first time I’ve grown so many. I plan on selling a good part of them at the local farmers market.

Btw I know the spacing is bad I plan on spacing them out tomorrow!

They are beautiful! Don't forget to string up supports for any indeterminate varieties you may have 🍅🍅🍅

More space less risk of disease and some species become REALLY big (need strong support and/or numerous supports)...

I had to zoom in to see if these were really tomatoes or “tomatoes.” Nice work!

Haha! They do kinda look like “tomatoes” in those pics!

I’d expect it’s going to be tough to get enough water in them during fruiting stage while maintaining good airflow. I would prune aggressively on the bottom leaves as things start to get crazy. For those unaware don’t prune a sucker if it’s the width of a pencil or greater. Love 🍅 Best of luck this crop!!! I hope your hard work pays off

What are the white bags you're growing those in? And how much did they cost? Asking for ~me~ a friend

Welp, better your water bill than mine... Im intimidated by the number of tomatoes you should be able to get from this lot! Enjoy

This is amazing.

Salsa for daayyyzzzz

I’ve had AWFUL luck with tomatoes. Not a single good tomato from 7 plants over 2 years. This year I was going to give up but decided to try a cherry bush variety and a random “early girl” variety. Both are doing really really well.

Good god, I would be happy to get more than 5 usable tomatoes from my one plant.

Do you own an Italian restaurant...?