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Old blossoms that didn't fall off. Remove them?

7 years ago

This is my first year attempting to grow tomatoes. I have four indeterminate plants in 25 gallon smartpot type containers. It's been a steep learning curve and naturally I've goofed up here and there and my plants have suffered as a result. I have loads of questions, but I'll start with a question about the blossoms that never fruited but are still on the plants. Will these eventually grow or should I remove them from the plants? Some of these old blossoms are eight to ten weeks old. The funny thing is they all have teeny 'matoes in them. Do they eventually grow?

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