In determinate varieties, there is a reason. The plant only grows one way. If there are a bunch of leaves well behind on the stalk they contribute nothing to production. Since the stalks on greenhouse determinate tomato plants can grow a long as 30' or more over the several year life of the plant, periodic defoliation becomes necessary to maintain production.For fungal issues and easier harvest................it's not for increasing yields
They are designed for the ledil.
I thought determinate varieties are bush tomatoes? basically no training...................low/ zero experience with greenhouse production as you know. field guy here and don't do tomatoes, only in my personal container/urban gardens. I had a small crop this year honestly due to neglect
Those are indeterminate varieties. They aren't as good for greenhouse use because they don't have as long a production lifecycle and aren't as easy to trellis.
I think you have it backwards, but like I said not my expertise and could be wrong
Either way...
Lol I could never keep them straight.
indeterminate strains are the primary hydro greenhouse tomatoes grown. They are strung up into the sky like a bean stalk so what are you talking about ?
Lol got it backwards, that's all.
Yes IP65 and ETL listed
do you use some kind of silicon to seal the lenses?
It will be a diffent lens system. Yes Ledil Florence 1R lens are great and we fully recommend them.do you use some kind of silicon to seal the lenses?
they have some openings in them.i use them as well they are good lenses
Check out Vader OG on YouTube bro! His videos are super clean and well done. He has a bunch of variety aswell double thumbs up from me.everyone and their dog are doing uninspired live shows these days, there are less and less good edited videos with actual content
