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Your tomato plants are full of flowers… but no fruit? 🤔🌞
When daytime temps go over 90 °F (32 °C) or nights stay above 70 °F (21 °C), tomatoes often stop setting fruit — it’s called blossom drop.

In this video you’ll learn:
✅ Why extreme heat affects pollination and fruit set
✅ How night temperatures matter just as much 🌙
✅ Signs of heat stress to watch for
✅ Quick fixes: shade cloth, mulch, watering tips 💧
✅ How to encourage pollination even in summer heat 🐝
✅ The best heat‑tolerant tomato varieties for your garden

💡 Good news: Once temperatures drop, your tomatoes will bounce back!

👉 Like, subscribe, and share with fellow gardeners — let’s grow smarter, not harder! 🌿🍅



0:00 - Intro
0:41 - ☀️ PART 1: How Temperature Affects Tomatoes
1:29 - 🌙 PART 1.1: Night Temperatures Matter Too
2:37 - 🌿 PART 2: Common Signs of Heat Stress
3:09 - 🔎 PART 3: What’s Not the Cause
3:42 - 🛠 PART 4: What You Can Do Right Now
4:33 - 🧪 PART 5: Encourage Pollination in Heat
5:12 - 🌱 PART 6: Choose Heat-Tolerant Varieties
5:40 - 📅 PART 7: Timing Your Plantings
6:00 - ⚠️ PART 8: Avoid Common Mistakes
6:18 - 💡 PART 9: Temporary vs Permanent
6:48 - 🧴 PART 10: Bonus Tricks
7:15 - 🔄 PART 11: Recap
7:46 - Wrap Up




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