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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.
Temperatures below 55 degrees F cause the texture of the fruit to become spongy and may result in flavor loss. They should be eaten within 2 to 3 days after purchase or harvest for the best quality. Store your tomatoes out of direct sunlight with the stem side facing up to reduce softening. Some tomato varieties such as vine-ripened, cluster, cherry and Roma have been bred with traits that extend their storage life.