Tomato

Hey all I have tomato plants they are growing but no fruit or even flowers yet. Any tips?
Thanks

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Hi thanks , Im in San Jose Ca they are about 3ft tall one early girl two beef stakes. Planted In early April

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Assuming good conditions, most full size tomatoes will start flowering in about 2 months. Cold soil temps or low sun amounts can delay that. I'm guessing you'll start to see some flowers shortly.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w-7RoH_uic

This is a great video on tomato care. Many great tits.

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Not tits, but tips!

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Awesome thanks

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Not tits, but tips!

Haha thanks

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Thank you

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Tomatoes are heavy feeders and need a good strong dose of nitrogen as they start blooming, putting on fruit and every so often thereafter. And it needs to be an acid type nitrogen like ammonia sulphate to keep the fruit going. One way is to mix a couple cups each of laundry ammonia and vinegar in 5 gallons water and water them with it.

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The Romas are loaded but there is a bit of yellowing on some of the bottom leaves.Any ideas why? Am I over watering?
A little bit of yellowing on the bottom leaves is normal as the tomato plant grows. These leaves are the oldest and the first to die off. When my plants are about 3 feet tall I prune off all the bottom leaves within a foot of the ground.

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Plus, lower leaves may touch the ground and pick up diseases. Good to prune the yellow leaves.

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