All the flowers have dropped off my tomato plants!?
Here are some other causes:
Cold nights
High temps
Low light
Smog
I am in East TN and my tomatoes are setting fine in 90 degree weather. They get morning direct sunlight.
Good luck! There is nothing like a great home grown tomato!
Reply:Maybe too much water. Many times when it gets hot we tend to over water. I am guilty of this. My greenhouse guy told me that if the flowers look as if they are breaking and no fruit sets then I am giving them too much water. I have been holding back on the water this year and have not had any problems with the flowers setting fruit. I'm in zone 6.
Reply:Too hot.
Where are you?
Tomato plants in Texas have to have fruit set by now for production this month, none later in summer.
Reply:Depending on where you live, it may just be too hot. I live in FL and its hot here and we are getting towards the end of our crop.
They need an acidic soil and keep them watered.
Reply:sounds like you have deer in the area who like to munch.
Reply:Tomato plants needs to be watered often to keep them alive, plant some more and look after them.
Reply:it is too hot this happened to me recently and i live down south try planting them early in the spring or in the fall depending on where you live
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