Yes, the more tomatoes, the better. Our goal is to achieve uniform fruit size and high overall yield. If the fruit wants to grow, it must have sufficient nutrient supply. If there are too many fruits, it is easy to cause them to swell together because of insufficient nutrients, and some fruits will grow smaller, which will affect the commodity. Therefore, we should pay attention to several problems when leaving fruit. First, if the first flower on an ear of fruit blooms much earlier than other flowers, the first flower should not be pollinated, and it should be picked directly. When several other flowers are pollinated together with the same flowering time, the fruits expand together, and finally the fruits are of the same size and high commercialization. Second, large tomatoes generally leave 4-5 fruits per ear, while small tomatoes generally leave about 15 fruits per ear. Third, spraying fruit photosynthetic inducer to increase the accumulation of organic nutrients.