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Tomatoes flowering too early?

14 years ago

I just got a greenhouse and I am heating it in the evenings. I switched from moving my tomatoes grown from seed in and out of the house at night to leaving them in the night time heated greenhouse. The plants are around 12" and getting their first flowers. Should I be concerned. They are in 1 gallon nursery pots.

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joejarvis
14 years ago
The folks in the tomatoes forum can probably help.
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