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Indeterminate tomato plants tend to grow like vines and can produce fruit all season long until a disease or frost occurs. Without proper support, these plants would sprawl on the ground, resulting in bushy growth that can inhibit airflow and light penetration. Tuck demonstrates the difference between staked and unstaked plants, pointing out how unrestricted growth leads to a plethora of tops or growth points, known as "suckers."