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Blossom drop

15 years ago

O.K. summer is mostly done and Im getting ready to start growing tomatoes. It�s probably still too early but I got a heat wave and solar flare tomato plant. But I have been told that there flavor is not so good and that�s why I am also going to grow Big Boy and Red Brandywine. Now I now if the temperature goes above 90 degrees the blossoms will fall off because they need a cooling time. I can�t do much about the day temperature but what if I was to bring my five gallon buckets inside during the night so that they will get a proper cooling period? Just a thought remember Im still a newbie. Do you guys think it might work?

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