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A good rule of thumb is to grow determinate tomatoes if you have a short growing season, got a late start in the season, or have a very limited footprint.
If, on the other hand, you have a decent growing season and enough space for a large, tall plant, indeterminate tomatoes will give you abundant harvests all summer long and are totally doable in containers!
Ideally, the tomato plants you start with should have been repotted at least once, and hardened off properly so they’re ready to live outside in the sun.
When it comes to tomatoes, the bigger the pot, the better.
I recommend using a high-quality premium potting soil or potting mix, and try to avoid reusing potting soil from past seasons if your plants had pests or diseases.
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