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[ScottOkla]

I'll echo what many have said. Use 5 gallon or larger pots with holes in the bottom, make sure you use potting soil or some loose type soil that the water will not stand on top of after watering, make sure you water EVERY day once plants are mature (water should come out of bottom), fertilize them as needed, choose determinant plants like celebrity, roma, etc, or a small indeterminant with good staking.

These tomatoes will often produce better than in the ground.