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Begin Flowering your Tomatoes. Flowering is one of the trickiest parts of how to grow tomatoes indoors. You will need to be familiar with how to force flowering in your plants. Some tomatoes produce fruit in 60 days and others take up to 80 days, beginning from the time you force flowering.
1 A determinate tomato plant grows to a certain (determined), limited size and then stops or at least slows its growth greatly. 2  An indeterminate plant keeps growing and spreading out. 3  A cage should be at least 48 inches (1.2 m) tall, even taller if you grow the plant well. 4  Tying plants is unneeded. Use a tomato cage or tomato stakes after the plant has been in the ground for six weeks to make harvesting easier. 2  Put egg shells in hole before putting in tomato plant. 3  Prior to setting your seedling in the ground, toss a couple handfuls of organic material in the bottom of your planting hole.