We have about a dozen tomato plants (Cherokee Purple, Better Boy, Super Marmandes, Brandy Boy). Lots of good-sized tomatoes ... all GREEN. It's been a wet summer, which I suspect it will continue to be. And, we're losing sun anyway.
Is there a way to push to ripen faster? In particular, would pruning help? I heard once that you should cut back new growth that won't have time to mature. OTOH, my past experiments with pruning have just produced very low yields. Maybe cut the small fruits and new flowers?
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks, George Zone 5+, CNY