6 Reasons Your Tomato Plants Have Flowers But No Fruit

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Most people enjoy tomatoes in one form or another. However, it can be frustrating when your tomato plant flowers, but fails to produce fruit. So, why do tomato plants bloom but no fruit forms?

Here are the reasons

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Lack of Pollination

The number one reason why tomato plants may flower without producing fruit is due to lack of pollination.

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Improper Nutrients

If your tomato plant lacks proper nutrients or have a nutrient  imbalance, your plant is not likely to bear fruit and may even fail to flower.

3.  Lack of Sunlight

If your tomato plants are in a portion of your garden that does not get  adequate sunlight, your tomato plant is less likely to bear fruit.

4. Improper Watering

If you water your plants too much, then the roots of the plant will rot and eventually the plant will die. If the plants don’t get enough water, then the plant will become stressed and won’t be able to grow fruit..

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Pests

Tomato plants that are subjected to pests such as Aphids or tomato worms can become too stressed to produce fruit or even to live.

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Diseases

Tomato plants can be stricken by a number of diseases.

How to Make Your Tomato Plants Produce Fruits

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Boost Pollination

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Provide Balanced Nutrients

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Water the Plants Properly

Provide Adequate Sunlight

Get Rid of Pests and Diseases

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