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I've been getting up early the past few days since I discovered my tomato flowers were needing some help to reproduce.
Seems I have to take a male flower and let it loose on the females first thing in the morning.
I've tried using a soft brush on them and Ive tried just shaking them
2 questions... Why arnt my Kentucky heirlooms doing their own thing in the soggy climes on the foothills of the Scottish highands... I feels a DUH! coming on.
It'snot just me. Folk ive given seeds to grow are having the same problem. Lots of flowers n no fruit. Greenhouse and garden the same.
So my next question is how does one tell the difference. They all look like males to me. Do I have gay tomatoes? KYH help!
Seems I have to take a male flower and let it loose on the females first thing in the morning.
I've tried using a soft brush on them and Ive tried just shaking them
2 questions... Why arnt my Kentucky heirlooms doing their own thing in the soggy climes on the foothills of the Scottish highands... I feels a DUH! coming on.
It'snot just me. Folk ive given seeds to grow are having the same problem. Lots of flowers n no fruit. Greenhouse and garden the same.
So my next question is how does one tell the difference. They all look like males to me. Do I have gay tomatoes? KYH help!