tomato plants

trc313

This years tomato plants were looking good. Thay all have plum size tomatoes on them. The bad part is that none are ripening up. They are going from green to brown to rottening. What have I done? What could I do to help them along??

txlawdog

I planted peppers at the same time, I have some peppers, but no tomatoes yet. I wish I knew... Maybe the heat is getting to mine.

jwb267

sounds like to much water

mlincoln

Call the local extension office. They're very well educated people and can point you in the right direction.

n/a

I have no red ones yet but I have lots of green ones. And 2 of my plants are about 6ft tall with probly well over a hundred little green ones each (these are the cluster type tomatoes that get about 6 to 10 tomatoes per cluster).

I also just discovered that I got some hugh pumpkin plants were we had cleaned jack-o-lanterns last fall. No pumpkins growing yet but the plants are monsterous!

iluvguns

Are they rotting from the blosson end? If so, blosson end rot. Go to a garden store and they have some stuff you can spray on the plants to stop it. Also there might not be enough lime in your soil, and the PH is off. Have it checked. A good garden store will have a kit to let you do that. GOod luck!