tomato pruning

11 years ago

Whatever happened to kubotabx2200 ?

I was reading with great interest about the e book Organic Tomato Magic pruning techniques and how this member was testing the techniques back in 2007. There was controversy about this member and the thread ended. Has anyone else continued pruning advice given in the book?

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digdirt2
11 years ago
Not that any one has posted about but a search will pull up any discussions about it still here.

The so-called "book", whenever mentioned, is scoffed at, and is considered a joke and a rip-off. Justifiably so IMO.

The controversy was most likely about the book, not the member, unless it was yet another of the many names the author has tried to use here to promote his book.

Dave
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