Why do the flowers on my tomato plants keep falling off?? The plant looks great, but there are no tomatoes!?
Answers:
First, it isn't blossom end rot like one observer answered. That is caused by extended dry spell followed by extended wet spell. It's when the blossom end of the fruit rots.
In your case, blossom drop is caused when day temperatures exceed 27 celcius for more than a few hours. this happens to other plants from the nightshade or solanacae family like peppers, tomatoes, and potatoes. To combat the problem, try heavy mulch to keep root zone cool and moist. Tomatoes do not need water every day unless they are in pots. They require a good deep watering (about one inch) once per week. the mulch will reduce evaporation.
And above all else, never use Miracle Grow. Chemical fertilizers like MG are synthesized from petroleum...that's right...crude oil.
Better to use natural fertilizers like worm castings, homemade compost, kelp powder, and some crushed egg shells. An application of epsom salts helps too. Dissolve one tbsp to a gallon of water and feed plants.
Good luck.
Other answers:
They are getting to much water.
They are getting to much water.
if you useed the dirt of ur own house,then that might be the problem.or alse u dont know how to plant a plant.lol nah.just kidding.well if i were you i would by another type of dirt.i thik they sell them at WAL MART.
Your blossoms falling off is blossom end rot which is caused by to much watering. When watering your plants try to get under the leaves and just water the base of the plant. Potash is also a good additive to help. Walmart carries a product called blossom set that is a spray that you can use on the tomato blossoms. It works very well and will help speed up your tomato production.
Good luck.
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