Скачать или смотреть Why Your Tomato Plants Are All Leaves and No Fruit (Stop Overfeeding!)

Are your tomato plants lush and green—but not producing any fruit? You might be overfeeding them with nitrogen. In this short video, learn how to balance your fertilizer to encourage more blooms and tomatoes, not just leafy growth.


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FAQs:

Q: Why are my tomato plants not fruiting?
A: Excess nitrogen encourages leafy growth instead of flowers and fruit. Switching to a fertilizer with more phosphorus and potassium helps redirect energy toward fruiting.

Q: When should I switch fertilizers for tomatoes?
A: Start with a balanced fertilizer early on. Once flowers appear, use a bloom-boosting fertilizer higher in phosphorus and potassium.