sideshooting tomatoes!!

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  1. Bashy

    Bashy Gardener

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    Hi,
    This is my first year at growing toms and only my second year of gardening.
    I have two tomatoe plants in my small greenhouse and read that I should be sideshooting them now.
    They are about 4-5 foot tall already.
    Are the sideshoots the ones with little yellow flowers on?

    Thanks in advance for advice
     
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    no dont touch the ones with flowers on there the toms.
     
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    oh, thanks for that.

    What ones should I be cutting then?
     
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