expense of fruit-avoid addinmg any nitrogen fertilizer---exces heat over 90 degrees can can affect fruit set adversly--a combination of both these condirions
expense of fruit-avoid addinmg any nitrogen fertilizer---exces heat over 90 degrees can can affect fruit set adversly--a combination of both these condirions
Give it time. Most tomato plants look like something between a bush and a vine, depending on staking, suckering, water, variety, etc. It needs foliage to make food for the plant, and it needs plenty of sunshine to produce fruit. Give it a light feeding of fertilizer every 3 weeks.
expense of fruit-avoid addinmg any nitrogen fertilizer---exces heat over 90 degrees can can affect fruit set adversly--a combination of both these condirions>>>>
aahhhh ... I have only used Osmocote and that only twice. I thought the time release thing would take care of frequent fertilizing and probably more intelligently than I would. But it's been 90 - 100+ all summer, so I guess it's just the wrong combination, huh? At least, the tomatoes I am getting are delicious. : )
Depending on where you live, this was not a great year for tomatoes. At this point, unless you live in the deep south, pruning back isn't going to be very productive; the plant will die with the first frost.
Chris Owens
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