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Smart farmers don't grow tomato plants straight up. Instead, they gently bend the stems, bury the curve under soil, and like magic, the plant rewards them with even more tomatoes. For those who prefer an alternative method, they bury most of the plant underground by bending it sideways. They do this for a perfect reason. When the plant is bent and covered with soil, new roots begin to grow from that buried section. This allows the plant to absorb far more nutrients than before and produce many more branches. Once the plant grows a little bigger, it's tied upright with ropes for support and the extra leaves are trimmed away. Within just 20 days, flowers start to appear. Then, only 25 to 30 days after flowering, the tomatoes grow big and fully ripened. That's how farmers harvest big, beautiful, high-quality tomatoes from their fields.

Smart farmers don't grow tomato plants straight up. Instead, they gently bend the stems, bury the curve under soil, and like magic, the plant rewards them with…