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Due to their tendency to grow up to impressive heights it is recommended to prune and cut out their lateral shoots regularly and to keep them as single shoot plants. If kept untrimmed, these tomato plants would develop plenty of very dense foliage, keeping sunlight from reaching the fruit and increasing the storage of moisture. Hence, the tomatoes would ripen with difficulty and the plants would be more prone to the dreaded diseases such as leaf blight and brown rot.