A properly taken care of plant (which your plant appears to be) can *easily* handle much more fruit load than that, at the size it is.
All that crap you’ll see on a google search about removing the first fruit/blossoms is stuff that comes from commercial greenhouse (or similar) growing; it has nothing to do with growing tomatoes at home….it’s just parroted by youtubers & “top of the google search” sorts who don’t know wtf they’re yapping about.
edit: if you’re talking about the suckers at the base, then it’s just up to you & how you intend to grow — you can have however many stems you want, just depends on how you want to do things.
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You mean the two fruit?
If so, yeah…keep ’em.
A properly taken care of plant (which your plant appears to be) can *easily* handle much more fruit load than that, at the size it is.
All that crap you’ll see on a google search about removing the first fruit/blossoms is stuff that comes from commercial greenhouse (or similar) growing; it has nothing to do with growing tomatoes at home….it’s just parroted by youtubers & “top of the google search” sorts who don’t know wtf they’re yapping about.
edit: if you’re talking about the suckers at the base, then it’s just up to you & how you intend to grow — you can have however many stems you want, just depends on how you want to do things.