Pruning Tomatoes & Tomatillos PART 1 | Propagating | Easy & Simple

[@sandoval10]

Glad to hear someone pronouncing tomatillos correctly.

[@MsSwitchblade13]

You pronounced it correctly!! Instant LIKE on this video

[@Javi_One-fv6ic]

I wish you would make more videos, especially more about peppers because im a pepper guy 🌶. I just love watching you explain everything. Thanks

[@johncooper2790]

Very good video. I'd like to learn more about growing tomatillo plants. Maybe you would be interested in making a video on the differences between growing tomatillos and tomatoes, including seeding, pruning, fertilizing and propagating. Was part 2 posted? Any new videos coming out soon?

[@FuegoParaTi]

Thanks for the helpful video! Looking forward to the tomatillo propagating video as I am actively trying to do the same!

[@csculinary2259]

Did you plant them in 2's? Video part 2 coming this week!

[@Buick59]

Simple and straight forward.

[@ryanr6656]

I once had a tomatillo plant which split into four braches ant the first junction. to got so heavy and full of fruit that it split the stalk in four. they continued to grow while laying on the ground. I ended up getting about 20lbs from the plant

[@pengyou26]

I understand the premise behind trimming back your tomato and tomatillo plants, but how do you know you’re not causing damage to your plants? I’ve always pinched off the suckers, as well as the lower leaves on my tomato plants, but never trimmed off the lower branches. I watched several video’s recently where they encouraged this, but when I carefully repeated this on my tomato plants I ended up stunting the growth and caused the leaves to become leathery. I’m so afraid to cut back my tomatillo plants now. How do you know it’s safe to cut off a branch to redirect the growth?

[@pnwfarmandgarden]

Lovely video! I love to grow tomatillos too! What area do you live in? I've always been curious if our season is long/hot enough for me to grow tomatoes or tomatillos from cuttings and still get a good harvest. I am in Western Washington, so we have a good length growing season, but a lot of it is mild temps and wet!

[@jenmv3483]

I can't find part 2 of this video?

[@ibrake4ants]

At 2:36 how did you know that was a sucker? It wasn’t between the main stem and a leaf branch

[@dispmonk]

It wasn’t a sucker….

[@dn744]

1st try at tomotillo for me.

[@randideville9942]

Hi! Any luck with a part 2?

[@aliciamackey5855]

Is there a Part 2? I'm searching around but I can't find it. 😕

[@OfficailSamMarieZie]

I can't find pt 2 only one of my tomatillo plants grew so I want to clone them so they will actually fruit but I can't find any videos of doing this successfully

[@michaelbahl3306]

do you ever "string up" your tomatillos instead of stakes?

[@soonernation6749]

I tried doing that and man they grew so fast that I was out there redoing it weekly..I switched to 1x2x8 firring strips.. them I single stem them..sooo much better for me..but I love how different people do different things. Keep growing brother.

[@ZE308AC]

Next time try to use John and Bob's smart soil solution

[@ernstjennings1774]

I need to do this so I can make salsa

[@csculinary2259]

Yes, do it!! Make sure you plant then in 2's so they can pollinate each other.

[@carlaorozco1639]

I wanted to see part 2 😢

[@csculinary2259]

Coming this week!

[@shlomovenezia101]

PART 2??

[@dominiclloyd6651]

That tomatillo hasn't got a deformaty thats a natural bifurcation. tomatillos always bifurcate twice creating four stems.

[@csculinary2259]

Thank you! I appreciate you lending me that knowledge =)