Early Blossoms On Determinate Tomato Plants

My container potted determinate tomato plants (‘patio’ variety) have only been planted two (2) weeks. They have exploded in growth and are already showing blossoms. Is this too early? Should I pluck the blossoms? Don’t want to limit the output. Will I get a full crop if I let things be? Thank you for your expert advice. Dave Auge

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 06/22/2021 @ 4:41 pm

There will be no reason to pick the blossoms. They will fall off if they are unable to be supported by the plant.

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