Re: [tomato] Blossom Drop

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Kim,

	Certain types of tomatoes will not set fruit when the temps get into
the 90's.  No damage and they will return to normal when the temps drop
a bit.

Todd Panter

"Panter Organic Farm"

KAllen5@aol.com wrote:
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> I'm having some trouble with blossom drop on several of my tomatoes.  I'm a
> novice so I haven't a clue what to do. I do have fruit on all the plants that
> are having this problem & we're in the midst of a drought & temps in the
> 90's.  I've been watering however.  Some are container grown & some in the
> ground.
> I remember reading that some of you use epsom salts on your tomatoes, but
> don't remember if this is one of the situations that call for it..
> Thanks for your help.
> Kim

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