Not your usual growing tips. Thoughts and where are you located at?

I see a lot of the tomato advice shared that seems to be planting in a sunny spot, prune your indeterminates and diseased leaves, etc. Just saw this video that goes against the grain. Would like to see others take on this. I'm asking where you're growing because there is the nuance of your local climate.

The creator lives in Coastal North Carolina, which is a hot, humid climate and definitely different from Utah where I grew tomatoes previously, but much closer to Hawaii where I live now. From my experience, growing conditions are very different between those environments. His steps to make the tomatoes thrive where he lives makes sense, but also is different from the other gardeners that I watch that are in the north east