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Tomato Flowers Drying Up
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Tomato Flowers Drying Up
I should say upfront that this is my first experience growing tomatoes, or any type of fruit or veggie...
My tomatoes have been planted for almost 2 weeks, look great, and have a bunch of yellow flowers. This morning while checking on my little garden I noticed that some of the yellow flowers have dried up.
Could this be a result of something that I have done? Are they not getting pollinated? Any insight or tips would be appreciated - I want 'maters!
My tomatoes have been planted for almost 2 weeks, look great, and have a bunch of yellow flowers. This morning while checking on my little garden I noticed that some of the yellow flowers have dried up.
Could this be a result of something that I have done? Are they not getting pollinated? Any insight or tips would be appreciated - I want 'maters!
sarah16- Posts : 16
Join date : 2010-04-26
Age : 45
Location : Richmond, VA zone 7a
Re: Tomato Flowers Drying Up
The flower has to die before tomatoes can form. Wait a couple of days and look again.
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Ole Joe Clark- Posts : 46
Join date : 2010-03-08
Location : Alabama
Re: Tomato Flowers Drying Up
See, I don't know what the heck I'm doing! But it's fun! Thanks for the replies.
I'm excited now for my early morning garden check tomorrrow, and I just may have to bring a magnifying glass along with me.
I'm excited now for my early morning garden check tomorrrow, and I just may have to bring a magnifying glass along with me.
sarah16- Posts : 16
Join date : 2010-04-26
Age : 45
Location : Richmond, VA zone 7a
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