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Don't let your tomatoes grow all the way to the end! Pinching in late June determines your harvest. Growing your tomatoes all the way to the end does not necessarily increase your yield. By the end of June, it is far more important to ripen the existing fruit to make it large and delicious, rather than continuing to grow new flowers and stems. In this video, we will explain in detail the timing and method for pinching tomatoes in late June, the criteria for the last flower cluster for regular and cherry tomatoes, how to remove side shoots, and management techniques to make the fruit larger. For regular tomatoes, typically around the 5th to 6th flower cluster, and for cherry tomatoes, around the 8th to 9th, pinching the growing tip concentrates nutrients on the fruit below, thereby increasing both yield and quality. Also, be sure to check out tomato management during the rainy season, preventing fruit cracking and blossom end rot, and leaf pruning methods. If you want to succeed in your tomato farming until the very end of this year, now is the most critical time. You can harvest large, firm tomatoes simply through proper pinching and management. How many flower clusters have your tomatoes grown to now? Please share your thoughts in the comments. #TomatoPinching #TomatoCultivation #CherryTomatoes