fruitless tomato plants
fruitless tomato plants
Asked on 22 Jul, 2008
My tomato plants have lots of leaves and flowers but no sign of tomato's.also squash plants have lots of leaves and no flowers at all.I would be gratefull of any idea's anyone,Thank's.
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23 Jul, 2008
You may be taking way too good of care of your plants.
Also Movement of plants is important to pollinate also.
We shake as we are continuously pruning throughout the Tomato season
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22 Jul, 2008
Tomato flowers need to be visited by insects to pollinate them, so if they are in a greenhouse, either use a small paintbrush from flower to flower, or give each stem a little shake each day which will disperse pollen onto the flowers. Sorry I can't advise on squashes, I haven't ever grown them.