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Growing Tomatoes
florencemercier

Unpollinated or pollinated?

13 years ago

Please excuse my bad english, I'm French and I finally decided to post my problem because I've been trying to find a solution for a couple of months now. I have three plants, one of them is from the "Cerise" or "Cherry" variety and the other two are "Coeur de Boeuf". I started them in March and planted them in late May and I haven't seen any fruit set since then. At first all of the blossoms dropped and now the petals are falling leaving just the unpollinated (I mean, I don't really know if it's pollinated or not, I've never seen anything like this before) tiny ovary:


I thought all of them were going to stay like that and eventually drop but I checked the plants this morning and this is what i found:

The Cherry plant has the exact same problem but these seem pretty normal to me:


I'm going to let them grow to see what happens, I believe this is quite interesting actually. Are they going to be edible? Have you ever seen this happen before?

This post was edited by florencemercier on Sat, Aug 10, 13 at 12:52

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