I planted a cutting made from an Anna heritage tomato plant. The plant is loaded with blossoms, but no tomatoes.
By Don from Fresno, CA
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Sorry if I do not understand your question but the fruits are not independant from the flowers. Tomato flowers become fruits just like strawberry flowers become strawberries. If your tomato plant is loaded with flowers you just have to wait. Just cut off the top of the plant to make it bushier.
Hope this help!
Catherine
While it's true tomato flowers become fruit, they must first be pollinated. Do you spray your garden? If there are no bugs at all in the garden, your tomatoes won't be pollinated unless you do it by hand.
It may be due to the heat. Some heritage tomato plants are fussier than others.
Try smacking your plant stalk from bottom towards the top and you may be able to germinate your tomato blossom. Sometimes they just need a boost. It helped me
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