Do you have any tips for high yield bush tomatoes?

[eva1fischer]

Can anybody give me some tips for bush tomatoes? I am looking for good-quality sauce tomatoes growing without support. I only found classics like Roma, Ten Fingers of Naples, Piennolo di Vesuvio here: growing tomatoes , but more options would be helpful. Thank you.

[suuzi]

you need them to get UVA from sun

https://temazdravie.sk/vplyv-svetla-na-zdravie-2-cast/

google john ott and his book on light, he did interesting research

[SeanInVa]

Can anybody give me some tips for bush tomatoes? I am looking for good-quality sauce tomatoes growing without support. I only found classics like Roma, Ten Fingers of Naples, Piennolo di Vesuvio here: growing tomatoes , but more options would be helpful. Thank you.

I don't have a lot of experience with bush tomatoes, but I have grown both Marzano Fire, which is a paste type and also Mountain Gem, which was developed by researcher Randy Gardner at NCSU. Here is a post on tomatoville which contains more information on it:

http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=48529

I've grown both with support and without. This year, they were left to grow however, and they've both done well that way.

[Tomatoguy]

For high-yield bush tomatoes, focus on proper pruning, consistent watering, balanced fertilizer, planting in a sunny location with adequate spacing, and regular monitoring for pests and diseases. These practices will support healthy growth and maximize fruit production.