Tomato "Tipo" F1

* Some gardeners cut off all the leaves on tomato plants, thinking that this way the crop is formed faster. Is it really?
Usually, tomato leaves are cut off if the fruits in the brush are already fully formed, poured and began to ripen.
Before this inflorescence, you can remove all the leaves below. The next leaves can be removed only when the next inflorescence is forming and filling.
Prematurely removing the leaves will prevent the fruit from fully filling up to their size.
Additional leaf removal is possible in dense plantings to improve light and air conditions.
In this case, not the whole sheet is deleted, but only part of it.