Will one tomato plant by itself produce fruit or must you have two or more?
Hardiness Zone: 6b
By Ben S. Roney from Louisville, KY
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One will do nicely.
You only need one for fruit. But having a back-up in case one doesn't make it for some reason is also a good idea.
I always keep seeds from any tomatoes I eat or chop and throw them out in the garden. They grow nicely. The more the merrier! Robyn
Broney
No, Tomato plants flowers have both male and female parts, 1 will do you find, I make sure I always plant 2 also just in case something goes wrong with 1 of them.
One, alone, will do it.
"Plan B" is always have another one ready just in case the original one falls over in the wind or some other weather crisis happens. Here's a tip: since tomato plants do best in acidic soil, and coffee grounds are acidic----save coffee grounds you have to dump on the top of the soil. Good luck and dream of thick slices on top of cream cheese and you favorite bagel.
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