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Mid June, tomato flowers don't set fruit
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<blockquote data-quote="farmerjan" data-source="post: 1808222" data-attributes="member: 25884"><p>There are many around here that are not even getting flowers or very few. Too chilly at night... we had 46 some places and we got down in the low 50's most nights last week. My tomatoes just look at me like "you want me to grow when I am too cold at night???" No flowers on any and most are not much bigger than when I planted them 3 weeks ago.</p><p> Yes, many here will raise tomatoes in hoop houses to extend their seasons... start 'em in them, open them up days, close at night until weather gets good and warm... then close up some in the fall with a new set of young plants for extended season,,, or some will just keep the older plants going for a bit. We often get a frost, then several weeks of Indian summer so a hoop house can save alot of crops into late fall/early winter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="farmerjan, post: 1808222, member: 25884"] There are many around here that are not even getting flowers or very few. Too chilly at night... we had 46 some places and we got down in the low 50's most nights last week. My tomatoes just look at me like "you want me to grow when I am too cold at night???" No flowers on any and most are not much bigger than when I planted them 3 weeks ago. Yes, many here will raise tomatoes in hoop houses to extend their seasons... start 'em in them, open them up days, close at night until weather gets good and warm... then close up some in the fall with a new set of young plants for extended season,,, or some will just keep the older plants going for a bit. We often get a frost, then several weeks of Indian summer so a hoop house can save alot of crops into late fall/early winter. [/QUOTE]
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