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Sun, Jan 20, 08 at 18:20
| Hi, i have my tomatoe plants blooming, and when de flowers dry and drop no tomatoes come after it. I have huge plants and no tomatoes. I've been growing for three years and this has never happened.
What might this be and how do i fix it? Thanks Santi |
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- Posted by stormflakes (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 08 at 10:41
| I believe excess nitrogen in the soil is one of the most common causes so you may try adjusting your fertilizer. It can also be a temperature issue. Most tomato plants have a narrow optimal temperature range for bloom production so if the nights are still relatively cool where you are, that could cause a problem. |
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- Posted by auntiebigdigs z8LA (My Page) on Mon, Mar 3, 08 at 4:29
| Have you tried gently thumping your blossoms to make sure they are being pollinated? That is the first thing I do every day when I check my tomatoes. |
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