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Postmanrings · July 23, 2022

Babied my plants from seed and they have been doing great. I have had almost 100% blossom fertilization to this point with my helping hand, but all of a sudden it looks like these blossoms are not going to produce. I flick the blossoms each morning but this is happening on most all my 30 plants. Loads of fruit the first month or so though.

Labradors2 · July 23, 2022

Maybe it's the heat? Pollen goes "clumpy" in the heat, and the flowers don't get fertilized

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Linda

hl2601 · July 25, 2022

I agree-it is probably heat or humidity. Hopefully at the next fruit set, weather conditions will be better for you.

edweather · July 26, 2022

Plants seem to know how much fruit they can handle. I wouldn't worry to much about it.

MrsJustice · July 26, 2022

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Originally Posted by edweather

Plants seem to know how much fruit they can handle. I wouldn't worry to much about it.

Yes Postmanrings; I agree with edweather because your plants are healthy looking.

This is the First year that all my Bushy Tomato Plants produced more than the Vine Tomatoes Plants. My Dinners Heirloom Tomato Plants are producing the Biggest Tomatoes some far; as I just pulled to cloth baskets of these Big Tomato, but they produce all at once. But I have a second load, coming Amen!!!!

July 26, 2022	#4
edweather Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Southeast GA, USDA 9a, HZ9, Sunset Z28 Posts: 396	Plants seem to know how much fruit they can handle. I wouldn't worry to much about it. __________________ You'll be surprised what you'll never have to do, if you put it off long enough.

July 23, 2022	#2
Labradors2 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Ontario Posts: 3,896	Maybe it's the heat? Pollen goes "clumpy" in the heat, and the flowers don't get fertilized . Linda

July 25, 2022	#3
hl2601 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Metro Denver Posts: 770	I agree-it is probably heat or humidity. Hopefully at the next fruit set, weather conditions will be better for you.