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Determinate, Indeterminate and Semi-Determinate Tomato Varieties
Determinate: a.k.a. bush; reach heights between 3-5’; set fruit all at once, offering one big harvest.
| Pros: | Fruit are good for canning and making sauces; plants don’t need pruning. |
| Con: | Single harvest can leave you with an overabundance of tomatoes |
| Preferred growing method: Caging or stalking |
Indeterminate: a.k.a. vining; grow continuously and offer fruit all season long.
| Pros: | Produces fruit until the first frost |
| Con: | Need lots of space; must be pruned, because the plant will concentrate on growing taller instead of producing fruit |
| Preferred growing method: Trellising |
Semi-Determinate: The best of both worlds – easy to manage like determinate varieties, and produces all season long like indeterminate varieities.
| Pros: | Bushy and sturdy with thick stems; produce considerable and constantly. |
| Preferred growing method: Caging or stalking |
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Tomatoes Varieties: Determinate, Indeterminate and Semi-Determinate