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At the same time as the first side shoots appear, pruning should take place. This consists in the elimination of some of the aforementioned shoots which in turn will improve the ventilation of the plant.
Due to the use of pruning techniques, the number of stems per plant will be determined. Between 1 or 2 stems are frequently left after pruning, although with respect to cherry tomato plants, 3 or even 4 stems may be left on the plant.
With the incorporation of crop training the plant is kept upright which improves the general ventilation of the plant and provides optimum conditions for plant growth and the undertaking of cultivation procedures.
Approximately 30 days after transplanting, flowering begins. The first flower cluster develops once the plant has three true leaves in the leaf axils.

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el jitomate era naranja antes de ser Rojo, Misterios y Enigmas, Español latino

Solanum lycopersicum, conocido comúnmente como tomate, jitomate o tomatera, es una especie de la familia de las solanáceas originaria de América (Perú o México) y cultivada en todo el mundo para su consumo tanto fresco como procesado de diferentes modos (salsa, puré, zumo, deshidratado, enlatado).

Nota: en realidad, el nombre binomial aceptado es Lycopersicon esculentum Mill., Gard. Dict., (ed. 8), no. 2, 1768[8], y Solanum lycopersicum L., 1753 non Lam., 1794 (que también es una especie aceptada) quedando como mera sinonimia.3

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