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Tomatoes Blooming But Not Producing Fruit?

I have very healthy looking tomato plants with plenty of flowers, but have yet too see any fruit. It is the middle of July and do not understand why my tomatoes are not producing any fruit yet. The plants are all very healthy looking. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks

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If you are having a hot summer, just be patient. Most varieties of tomatoes won't set fruit if the nights do not cool off enough. Keep the plants healthy, and once things cool off a bit, you will get fruit.

 

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July 12, 20110 found this helpful

If there are no bees to cross pollinate, you won't have any tomatoes!

 
July 12, 20160 found this helpful

Tomato plants are self pollinating.

 

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