How do you grow Roma tomatoes from seed?
Then, how do you grow Roma tomatoes?
Growing Roma Tomatoes Romas need the same conditions as other tomatoes—well-drained soil high in organic matter, full sun, and plenty of water. Plant them about 14 to 20 inches apart. They'll be ready to harvest in about 75 to 80 days.
Similarly, you may ask, are Roma tomatoes easy to grow?
All tomatoes need plenty of water, soil rich in organic material and need to be staked up off the ground for the best fruit production. Roma tomatoes are no different. Romas do tend to be a little easier to grow than other tomatoes due to the fact than many are fusarium and verticillium wilt resistant.
You only need to worry about pruning your tomato plant if it's an indeterminate variety, meaning it continues to grow and produce fruit until it's killed by frost. If your tomato plant is a determinate variety, meaning it has a shorter, predetermined lifecycle, there's no need to prune it.