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Tomatoes Flowering

14 years ago

I have some very nice plants going they are Caruso and Tropic, both are hybrids for growing in Hydro. I have many flowers but no fruit either. I just changed my nutrients 2 weeks ago for the flowering. My flowers are not yellow inside like the ones I have outside in my greenhouse in soil. Does this mean they are not pollinated? I have a fan on them and shake them.

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ohman11
Original Author
14 years ago
Here is a pic of them. I just pruned them this weekend.
grizzman
14 years ago
can you get us a closeup of the flowers? maybe they're just immature. Mine are all yellow when they open, buy I'm gtowing heirlooms.
How old are the plants?
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urbangardenfarmer
14 years ago
Not enough light.
ohman11
Original Author
14 years ago
The plants are about 2 months old.
ohman11
Original Author
14 years ago
I will try to get a close up, my camera is not great

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