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Penryngarden

Penryn CA

Why am I not producing any Big Bloosommmmms!!!!!! I Better do research and learn how to grow those big tomatoes. How many tomato plants does it take to get a big deformed bloosom?-more than I planted this year is my guess. My pumpkins grew out of bounds and pulled down some of my tomatoes-they won the battle. Next year - Tomatoes in a separate space, away from the pumpkins.

8/22/2020 2:52:36 PM

Little Ketchup

Grittyville, WA

You were using tea right? They do like their food. If you ever get some cooler temps and there are still goodies in the ground...you may yet get some. Keep watching the suckers for the bigger buds although it may be too, late if you freeze early. Maybe invest in some floating cover if you get one. Keep them somewhat pruned. I would suggest allowing a few healthy suckers low on the plant... that's where I am seeing a some decent ones develop recently. Not sure it's the best place to grow one, but beggars can't be choosers.

8/22/2020 3:39:09 PM

Porkchop

Central NY

Lol, it’s not a deformed blossom. It’s a big beautiful Well formed blossom. Have to be nice to mATEr plants. With Domingo variety, Every plant should give you shot when the soil is active and your numbers are good. Good time to be a giant tomato grower if you ask me, people are figuring these out.

8/22/2020 7:04:51 PM

Hayden R

Western Massachusetts

Agree with porkchop if your plant is in good health every blossom has a chance. The iowa state record was a big single

8/22/2020 10:06:07 PM

ESheel31(team sLamMer)

Eastern Shore of VA

I’ve been researching for years.
Read the back pages here.
Good soil,good seed,good luck !

8/23/2020 10:47:10 AM

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