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Fri, May 11, 07 at 16:30
| I live in the Phoenix area, and I have four pair tomato plants, one grape tomato and a few Roma tomato plants. The Grape tomato is setting lots of fruit, but the pair tomatoes are not fruiting. In fact, the flowers just seem to fall of once they are done blooming. What is the cause and solution? Thanks. |
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- Posted by freemangreens 10b San Diego (My Page) on Thu, Feb 19, 09 at 1:22
| Calcium! Up your calcium and the bloom drop will magically disappear! I'm a hydro grower and this is easy for me. For you; probably get some "Cal - Mag" sticks and place them around your plants where you water them. |
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