Celebrity tomatoes in containers typically produce tennis-ball-sized fruit on the first flush, smaller on the second. They do not grow larger after turning red.
About 18 tomatoes per plant over two harvests is good for containers. Second harvests are always smaller.
Container plants naturally yield less than in-ground, but proper soil care maximizes production.
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