how to prune tomato plants 

Pruning tomato plants involves removing unnecessary growth to promote better fruit production and plant health. The main focus is on identifying and removing "suckers," which are small shoots that grow in the joint between the main stem and a branch. These suckers divert energy away from fruit production, so pruning them allows the plant to concentrate its resources on developing larger, healthier tomatoes. Additionally, removing the lower leaves, especially those touching the ground, helps prevent disease and pests. Regularly trimming yellowing or damaged leaves also improves airflow around the plant, reducing the chance of disease. Proper pruning ensures a more productive and manageable tomato plant, leading to bigger, tastier fruits.🍎