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Growing Tomatoes

Lots of growth & flowers, not many tomatoes

9 years ago

Growing in greenhouse. Had a few tomatoes at first on lower trusses now not much. Have pollinators and shake plants also. Am growing 5 different varieties, all showing same. Lots of flowers & growing tall. Leaves healthy. Fertilizing with tomato fertilizer.
What could be the problem?

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digdirt2
9 years ago
What could be the problem - the temps in the greenhouse. Most likely far too hot and that means non-viable pollen. What are your average daytime and nighttime temps in there? What sort of cooling system are you running. Got your shade cloth on? What % of shade are you using.

Zone 7 GH growing this time of year is nigh on to impossible due to the internal temps.

Dave
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