The usual suspect for this issue is blossom drop, where the blooms fall off tomato plants before they are pollinated.

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Blossom-end rot also occurs when we have too much rain or engage in sporadic watering. So if you have been experiencing ...

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Brooke Edmunds, a horticulturist with the Oregon State University Extension Service, troubleshoots the common problems that might be afflicting tomatoes like blossom drop, blossom-end rot, leaf ...

I have four tomato plants growing in a 4-by-4-foot box. I have been getting a lot of blossoms and have several green tomatoes starting. But I do notice that a fair amount of the buds are just ...

Garden experts recommend picking tomatoes just before they turn completely red to avoid splitting, pests and other quality ...

Blossom end rot has struck. Tomato lovers take heart, this isn't the end of the story. Sure, you may have to toss already affected fruit into your compost pile.

Blossom drop of tomato is caused by stress. Credit: CJ BoothIslip. DEAR C.J.: It appears your plants have tomato blossom drop, a circumstance caused by some sort of stress.

Blossom end rot (BER) is one of the most difficult problems to manage in tomatoes. It is essentially the inability of the plant to provide enough calcium to the developing fruit.

Gardens Alive, a mail-order company, does still offer a pollinating spray for tomatoes. Generally, bees or insects do the job for you without need .