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I've got 3 Orangeto toms in fairly big pots
They're designated semi-determinate and benefits from slight support. So I plonked them in the big pots with a bit of support and left them alone. As you can see they've sprawled well and are contuing to do so. I think I'll have to put a central cane with a wigwam of string to support the outlying branches.
The question is what should I have done with a semi-determinate plant by way of pruning. The Web is rather confusing.
They're designated semi-determinate and benefits from slight support. So I plonked them in the big pots with a bit of support and left them alone. As you can see they've sprawled well and are contuing to do so. I think I'll have to put a central cane with a wigwam of string to support the outlying branches.
The question is what should I have done with a semi-determinate plant by way of pruning. The Web is rather confusing.
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