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My tomato is flowering .. =(
This should be a cause to rejoice, however it's happening four days
after I transplanted the seedlings. Yes, the plant has grown considerably, but should it be flowering already? I haven't added any fertilizer as yet, only growing with mushroom compost and potting mix. I also used weak seaweed fertilizer where I set the root balls to stand for half an hour before transplanting. I water daily with a drip system. In Melbourne, Australia, we haven't been having such hot days as of late, only way day got a bit warm, reaching 28 degrees. Will this stunt the growth of the plant? The type of tomato is called 'roma' tomato. |
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