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Why Do I Prune My Tomatoes? Pruning tomatoes up about 6-8 inches can help reduce the risk of blight. It can also help out with airflow decreasing the chance of a mildew and fungus. | Texas Garden Guy

You don’t really need to prune tomatoes, it’s optional. If you do decide to prune, it should only be done to indeterminate tomatoes, which produce fruit regularly over the course of a season. It’s also important to note that not all types of tomatoes need to be pruned. Determinate tomatoes, which grow to a fixed mature size and ripen all of their fruit within a few weeks, do not require pruning. Our preferred choice is to prune bottom leaves heavily because we grow tomatoes very closely together