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  1. Elena Galkina, Moscow Region.

    A few years ago a neighbor in the country gave me seeds of tomatoes, home to Brazil (although according to other sources, they are from Argentina).
    Their feature is tall (up to 2,5 m). Therefore, you have to tie the plants to the supports using long pipes. In the upper ends of the pipes I insert pieces of thick wire, curved in the form of a ring. With their help, I fix the horizontal rod, on which I already attach the twine and tie the plants.
    As the tomatoes grow and bear fruit, the lower row fades, and the leaves die (they need to be cut off), but the upper tier continues to grow, as if replacing the fertilized. As a result, flowering continues continuously, right up to the arrival of colds. Initially, the fruits of the "Brazilian" variety were medium-sized, somewhat pointed cone-shaped. However, as a result of constant selection (I left only the largest specimens every year), I managed to withdraw a large-berry variety of "Brazilian-tomatoes, and outwardly they can be rounded and conical. I weighed the largest tomato 450

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