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Anonymous users2024-01-24Analysis and solutions to the causes of cherry tomatoes not bearing fruit:
1. Cherry tomatoes are wind-borne plants that do not need to be pollinated by insects. If there is poor air circulation, it can lead to poor pollination.
Solution: Use a cotton swab to dip the stamen or knock the branch with a small branch.
2. Cherry tomatoes are sun-loving plants, and insufficient light is also a reason for their failure to bear fruit.
Solution: Move it to a sunny area.
3. The growth of cherry tomatoes requires potassium and phosphorus fertilizers, and the lack of potassium and phosphorus leads to the failure of cherry tomatoes.
Solution: Apply potassium and phosphate fertilizers, or compound fertilizers. Pay attention to the amount of nitrogen fertilizer (plant ash contains more potassium, animal bone contains more phosphorus).
4. If the plant has many branches, it will cause serious nutrient diversion, and even if it bears fruit, it will be stunted.
Solution: Cut out the minor branches.
Step 1: Cherry tomatoes can be sown with seeds, you can also buy seedlings, seeds can be deducted from the cherry tomato pulp, you can also buy, if you are picking from the cherry tomatoes, pay attention to clean the pulp. >>>More
You can use a brush or a cotton swab to pick powder from different flowers, preferably around 9-11 a.m.
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Check the back of the leaves, there should be a tiny, tiny bug, which is a red spider. >>>More
Why does the passion fruit planted on the balcony only bloom but does not bear fruit? The reason is actually quite simple!