Why are My Tomato Flowers Falling Off?

In this video I will cover the two main reasons tomato flowers fall off without producing tomatoes and what you can do about it! Also included, 3 ways to hand pollinate tomatoes.
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[@mtcarmelman632]

I've grown tomatoes for over 20 years, normally have good success, and located in 6-B. This year has been WEIRD....My tomatoes are nice and tall with large stems but don't seem to have very many blooms, is this a deficiency in something in N-P-K or micro-nutrients, what are your thoughts, THANK YOU?

[@melissasullivan1658]

Neptune’s Harvest makes a really great fish emulsion called Rose and Flowering. It’s higher in P-K which helps balance against too much nitrogen. Little pricy but it works really well. :)

[@mtcarmelman632]

@@melissasullivan1658 THANK YOU, will check it out!

[@melissasullivan1658]

You’re welcome sir. :)

[@ekaterinapuzina5232]

@@melissasullivan1658 does it stink badly?

[@fixitfelix718]

I have 1 plant that has 25 tomato on it and in the same raised bad the second plant has 45 flowers with noooo tomatoes and the flowers look normal but dont pollinate i also have been hand pollinating and pulling off flowers and touching them...but one plant willl not throw fruit whiel the other is reallllyyyy holding fruit

[@963janet]

I have a shade covering over my tomatoes. Got it at Lowe's and it’s working great!

[@michaelmorgan5714]

And I thought I was the only one that bought a yard sale electric tooth brush to pollinate my tomatoes. Thanks Mike from Maryland

[@chicospaintingco]

I started beating my flowers. LOL. Its another video that show how to do it. It's just thumping the vine a bit to shake the pollin around in the flowers.

[@laurieanne9712]

I think you've hit it for me: heat & a lack of pollinators. Tomatoes underneath, but dried up flowers at the tops of the plants. I'll wait.

[@annemorris8434]

Yes, we had a few really hot days, then about 16 days of cool rainy weather, here in Colorado. I gave them all a pruning haircut, and some potassium, and now they’re better.

[@robertandrews5656]

Having been a bee keeper, bees do not take pollen or nectar from the tomatoes as a general rule. When they do go out usually they go to one type of flower exclusively during their gathering. Other insects and bees will visit tomatoes. What I have learned is tomatoes are self pollinators, gravity, wind are generally the forces that pollinate tomatoes.

[@joanies6778]

I shake my tomato plants whenever I pass by to make sure they self polinate. Noticed we don't have many bees at all this year. It breaks my heart. First I had apple blossoms, then alium, purple flowers, milkweed blossoms, and now they are loving the sunflowers. I also have lots of hollyhocks in bloom, borage and other flowers will bloom soon. Just not many bees... 😢. Last year they were all over the place!

[@curiouscat3384]

@@joanies6778 I planted Bee Balm (Monarda) this year and WOW, I've always had enough bees but this year they are greatly multiplied.

[@stylicho]

I had a bumble bee that went to all of my tomato flowers. I do notice that with tomato leaf curl the flowers will usually dry up and turn black

[@joanies6778]

@@curiouscat3384Last year, spring started with peach blossoms, there were bees everywhere! I also planted Borage, which honey bees love, plus I have a garden full of bee loving flowers, with plenty growing now, too. This year I had apple blossoms first, and could only count about a half dozen at a time. No comparison! The same was true as they went between groups of flowers that bloom in succession. They just finished off the milkweed, and right now they are enjoying the sunflowers. The count is up to about a dozen that I can see at a given moment. 😢 Have not seen the first bumblebee which usually enjoys my flowering trees and hollyhocks, and squash blossoms. The problem is the WHOLE area is seeing a shortage of bees. My gardener has been helping on his brother's 5K acre farm and said they are seeing very few, too. It could be a combination of the -25°F temp we had this winter and/or the continued use of chemicals in this area... I don't know. It's serious.

[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

Yes, shaking assists gravity, too. With heirloom tomatoes, you actually want self-pollination in order to retain the variety's characteristics in the seeds you save.

[@rjones8568]

This year we had a cooler than normal April, a very rainy (higher than normal) May, and a June with August-like high temperatures.

[@hikernj]

You must be in Georgia😂

[@holynation4life]

My cherry tomates are doing well but my red beefsteak tomatoes and my early girl tomates are not producing a lot of fruit. I live in Chicago. 😞

[@angelaraum1545]

Me too. I'm container gardening. During the 100 degrees a few weeks ago the weather fried my beefs but not my Cherry's. Yes I used cover to help with heat.

[@katherineguidry2638]

Same here. The cherry tomatoes are plentiful but the bugger tomatoes plants are not. Of my 3 large tomato plants, one has died off and another isn’t doing so well but I’m hoping it survives. The last one is ok.

[@Miko_the_First]

Celebrity tomato producing a lot of fruits, bonnie celebrity is the best.

[@dhoyt1967]

Yes, I've had that problem year after year. I live in central Florida and I guess the hot weather is doing it. I'll try the shade cloth and see what happens. Thanks!

[@CandiceSuter]

Absolutely happening here in Northern Ca. I live in Roseville. I have them covered but they are definitely stressed. I did start early and have fruit. I am starting a second wave of tomatoes. So I’m hoping for another fall harvest.

[@mpg1fam]

Same here! We just moved from San Diego and now living here in Folsom and the heat is just too much for our plants. I hope this would help

[@1stAmbientGrl]

What about summer squash and zucchini flowers falling off? Same reasons?

[@Melinda_WA_US]

After our (PDX area) 116F day and 100+ week, most of my flowers fell off my determinants. Should I just pull them or will they actually grow more flowers/fruit?

[@notmyfault6835]

Excellent question!

[@joanies6778]

I was going to say don't pull them, but I don't know about determinates. If they were indeterminate, you'd get more blooms when the weather is right.

[@starchild1198]

Be glad your plants are still alive in those temps

[@sabbyjones2308]

Surprising we had a record high of 113 in Oregon for two days but i was blessed didn't have any problems

[@Duude125]

I grow an insectary near my garden. It has about 15 different plants that bloom at different times all season. This helps to attract pollinators. Another benefit is that these plants also attract beneficial insects that keep the pests under control. For example, the first garden I had at my new home saw an infestation of cucumber beetles, squash bugs and aphids. The next year, after growing the insectary, I saw only one cucumber beetle and no squash bugs. I also had no issue with aphids at all. What I did find was an abundance of ladybugs, hover flies, lacewings and soldier beetles. The insectary is a beautiful additional to your yard. Imagine all the pretty wildflowers that grow in a field, and then imagine a portion of that in your yard. As I add more beds to my garden I will add more insectaries to not only protect my crops, but to add a pleasant landscape to relax in.

[@lavonelong5044]

Why do I have red bugs that look like mosquitoes and they only eat the flowers and tomatoes?

[@sherryuhlenkott3417]

Despite the warmer Temps in our region, im having the best year ever? Oregon Coast.🌝

[@velmapainter1196]

Blythe

[@debbybrady1246]

I haven't had blossom drop, just !#%^* critters eating them.

[@triciaclark5370]

In Maryland had 4 days of 93+, now we have nights for the next week in the 50's-60's. Crazy weather

[@sunii4264]

MI too.

[@ElizaLL0621]

Merely walking by my tomato plants creates a POOF as the branches hang over the path, thanks to my sloppy trellis

[@patriciasias2028]

Yes! I did something right....bought three umbrellas. I put them up during hottest parts of day.

[@NextLevelGardening]

Perfect!

[@PaullaWells]

I would love to see the clips that hit the editing room floor on this one! 🤣 Still, a lot of great information here! Thank you as always, Brian!

[@ceecee-thetransplantedgardener]

I have used the electric toothbrush - it works wonderfully. Cheap $5 one from Walgreens. I also will gently "flick" the actual bloom with my fingers. I say gently - otherwise, you risk "flicking" the bloom right off the plant. Ask me how I know. :) Great vid.

[@AO-qy8fp]

YES! This issue is a big deal for me. Still on going. Hopefully your advice helps.

[@minivanmachoman]

I’ve always gently flicked the blossoms. Seems to work. I have fruit set on almost all 19 of my tomatoes.

[@master11pizza63]

Trying yellow pear tomatoes for first time. Planted late May. Not even seeing flowers but they are 6 ft tall. Am I expecting flowers and fruit too early or something I can do to concentrate on fruit and not foliage ? They are growing like weeds but have been hesitant to prune except for airflow.

[@starchild1198]

They are delicious

[@lenapalmer323]

I’m on the east coast zone 7 and it’s been in the 90s. I do have flowers falling off.

[@garden_geek]

Heat is always what ends up taking my tomatoes early in my area. Putting up a 40-50% shade cloth has made a huge difference! I still lose flowers, but not as many and not as quickly. By mid-June we’re regularly in triple digit temps so I keep up my shade cloth all summer now. It also prevents sun scald on the fruit, which tomatoes and bell peppers seem really prone to.

[@jonathanjohnson3846]

How did you build your shade cover?

[@marleighf3681]

I’ve had several flowers fall off on my tomato plants. We had a heat wave a couple of weeks ago where I am. Thank you for the tips!

[@wayneyquo1]

I use an electric toothbrush and I find it a really good way to pollinate the flowers

[@kathrynbraun2073]

Explain please

[@wayneyquo1]

@kathrynbraun2073 put the toothbrush head on the stem of the tomato truss and turn it on. This vibrates the flowers and simulates a bee pollinating the flowers

[@kathrynbraun2073]

@@wayneyquo1 that’s fascinating

[@Francina214]

This is happening ONLY with my super heavy producers like the Japanese Black triefele and Cuor di Bue Albenga. My other tomatoes (bonnie best, tappy, djena and black cherries), are not losing blossoms. The heavy producers produced more blossoms than ever before so could a third reason for blossom drop be over production/survival of the fittest scenario?

[@shwi6769]

I'm in Buffalo & having same problem w/ Japanese Black triefele & the leaves & stems are turning purple. Black cherries seem fine. We have had LOTS of rain & VERY high humidity

[@eleanorkyle1745]

That’s exactly what’s happening… 100 plus here in south texas.

[@NextLevelGardening]

Yes! Texas is hot

[@jeisacoste]

That's what's happening in my garden the flowers are pollinated and am getting tiny baby tomatoes but they are not growing 😫 in South tx

[@KristiTalk]

South east Texas, the same happening here. I found the smaller tomatoes produce longer than the slicing tomatoes. I have not successfully been able to start plants indoors and move outside. 😞

[@b2tharocksax199]

Your south texas also?

[@digsindirt4490]

I am 9A Texas gulf coast. I experienced both issues. Lack of pollination in the spring. Dead heat now. Yuck.

[@cathyeller5722]

That's is why the old folk planted there tomatoes under a tree.

[@susannahlewis8464]

I need to know about that leaf curl please.

[@ambrosemclaren145]

So many flowers, few fruits. But, it wasn't heat. We have had unseasonably cool weather. I attributed it to lack of rain. We had torrents a week ago, thank heavens and everything perked up and took off. Hoping it continues. Ground water just doesn't do it. Has to be God's water. Thanks, Brian. Hope you have a nice 4th. God bless our country.

[@jayneejohnson3538]

Thanks for addressing my blossom drop issue right when I’m having it! I put up a shade cloth on the south side of them last week and am hoping for the best! I have noticed that my from-seed plants are struggling a lot more with this than my nursery plants. I figure the seeds I ordered online produce plants that aren’t well-equipped to handle Utah’s hot, arid summer climate, maybe?

[@JoeRoscoe_DFW]

Yes, all falling off. I live Dallas where hot is normal in the spring and summer.

[@voice4voicelessKrzysiek]

We had a heatwave here, in the Seattle greater area, and I have noticed a few flowers dropped. Now, after the heatwave is gone, I think my tomatoes are OK.

[@melindaroth214]

YES BRIAN IN TEXAS. THANK YOU.

[@NextLevelGardening]

Oh yea! Texas heat

[@evec.1933]

I’m sitting in my backyard and my flowering basils are covered with bees.

[@notmyfault6835]

Lovely 🐝🐝🐝

[@ElizaLL0621]

My African basil went to flower and is covered with bees constantly

[@r.c.8064]

No problem with the tomatoes, but the Strawberries are dropping blossoms.

[@missourigirl4101]

Thanks Brian! I learned that tomatoes have both male and female.

[@tinkernaut8736]

More flowers falling on my cherries, now so much my standard tomatoes.

[@Nighthawk799]

Yes, I am having this issue. Thanks god not many flowers are dying. And this year tomatoes are doing very well! I am in Delaware near the coast. Humidity is the major problem here.

[@Fg4e]

I didn't know about the tapping the tomato plant. Thanks! I've always used a cotton swab taped to a chopstick lol works great for male to female pumpkin blooms too :)

[@MotherNatureAndMetal]

My tomatoes and tomatillos have suffered tremendously this year. I live in the Pacific Northwest and honestly never thought that the heat in Washington would cause my veggies to not grow. I mean... it's hardly warm enough on this side of the state to even hope for my garden to continue producing past mid September because the rain and cold starts that early. Good to know for future reference. Thank you so much for the info!

[@bestofmylovewhoahwhoah3239]

Oh I can't wait for your book! Great information every time! 👍🏾👍🏾

[@lockergr]

What do others do about the toxic fallout from fireworks? My city has been blowing up since 8 and I walked outside about 40 minutes ago and was just hit with a wall of toxic smoke in the air. If I'm perfectly honest I think it's s*** that these are even legal. I feel bad for the animals on days like this. I managed to get all my herbs inside but what else can I do? What do you guys do? I know most people grow organic gardens because they want healthy food. I won't be turning my air conditioner on tonight and I'll be toughing it out with fans. But yeah, my city will go until midnight with a fireworks and then they start up with the guns. It's a real good time.

[@mompofelski4191]

YES. Weeks and weeks of 99-107 degrees. Hardly any tomatoes forming. (SW Idaho)

[@barbistudtmann5584]

We are having super hot, super, dry, super windy weather in MN and my tomatoes are not even producing flowers. I went out this afternoon and between yesterday and now I have yellow leaves. Help! I have been following your advice using Neptune's Harvest Tomato and Veg every 3 to 4 days. I am so disappointed. My beefsteak and San Marzano's seem to be the worst. I even grew them from seeds for the first time. Am I doomed because our weather has been so bad this year?? So feeling a failure.

[@AndrewRuthven]

Hi All my Scarlett Runner beans have been eaten I think by birds. How can I prevent this. PS almost all my tomatoes flowers have fallen off I guess from heat. Middleton ID, Thanx Ian R

[@MarilynHook-e7d]

We are not having a heat wave, but flowers are drying up and falling off. It’s been in 60-79 degrees. The plants are very healthy but flowers dying off

[@kimiyemlsmallgardendream8115]

Exactly what is happening but it’s only in the mid 70’s 9b coast Mtry 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@davidkahil5158]

I live at 7500 ft. I started them inside early but it goes from being too cold to too hot. Idk. I’ ve never had a successful run with tomatoes. Argh!

[@Nuclieyeone]

In Phoenix here and mine are still setting fruit strictly because of my daily work with the old cheap electric toothbrush. Very few bees around once we get over 100 which is daily now and sometimes we don't go below it even at night.

[@melissasullivan1658]

Yep, electric toothbrush is key. That and shade cloth!

[@natashashepperd7069]

Mine ok, but my flowers keep falling too, I have a shade up as well and it helped keep them from whilting as bad. Maybe fertilizer? Recommendation?

[@kennethhillard5716]

Yes, hot is my problem. 100% plus. Southern California 7-21-23

[@miriamjackson8517]

Timely video.. this is totally happening to me.. but it is definitely NOT heat related.. my neighbor and i think it is cuz we have had such a cool, grey and gloomy May and June... new blooms coming again.. and i do have a lot of big heavy fruit already.. i am coastal San Diego

[@ivethgo2876]

That's happening....... I'm in Texas Panhandle ☀️☀️☀️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@NextLevelGardening]

Ugghh

[@caroldalrymple9214]

My tomatoes were beautiful but now the flowers are drying up and dropping. The first set of flowers are supporting fruit. They should ripen in a few weeks. But all of the other flowers are gone. I live inSouthCarolina and daytime temp are in the 80s. I have four plants in grow bags. I did add a patio tomato beside them and I noticed THAT tomato had flowers that had fallen off. Could that tomato have an insect infestation that spread to my others? I am so sad about this because I used your direction for starting from seed and they started out so beautiful. Can you help ?

[@katrinagarland5219]

I haven't noticed less bees... I have tons of bees. I'm hearing the same thing from other Gardeners. Telling us that the bees are dying is just another one of those scare tactics 'they' are trying to use on us. Don't believe it. Love your channel!

[@reneenewfrock5743]

Oregano flowers are wonderful for attracting bees. They're everywhere on mine!

[@zigridlarsen1450]

My flowers are drying up and not producing fruit. We have not had hot weather here in SD but lots of rain . We have a drip system .

[@michaelsherritt675]

My flowers are falling off but I got my first batch of tomatoes like out of all my plants probably 100 tomatoes but now I’m not giving my second batch of flowers to get a second batch of tomatoes and I don’t understand why

[@latinsojia]

This started happening to my tomatoes plants during the recent PNW heat wave. Except my flowers didn't fall off but some of my leaves curled up and died and some of the leaves started having brown spots on them in certain areas.

[@SelenabatYahuah7]

That’s what is happening to mine as well

[@latinsojia]

@@SelenabatYahuah7 its ashame this is happening. Good news is my plant is still producing, I'm just trying not to keep them in direct sunlight for too long on the really sunny days.more indirect

[@SelenabatYahuah7]

@@latinsojia yes my plants are still producing as well but a few of them are just so unhealthy looking while the others look great. I am growing several different varieties so I’m not sure if it’s just certain varieties are being affected more than others but I guess we’ll see what happens soon at harvest. I’m praying over my plants daily that God will give us an abundant harvest so we can help some of the elderly neighbors and children that aren’t going to be ready for what’s coming. God Bless 🙏🏽

[@northyland1157]

I have 3 different tomatos.. 2 produce.. the one one flowers fall off.. what gives? My biggest plant too! I think it just doesn't like my zone.

[@sharonphelps3271]

I had this problem last year, in Zone 7B. It was my first time growing tomatoes and it was quite hot during the season. I wish I'd had this information then. Thanks for the insight.

[@timwolfe3475]

I've had almost all of them drop off. But lucky have had a few tomatoes come out. But so frustrating. Between that and all the fungal infection etc my ream gardening season has turned pretty nightmarish. I have like a single bee who drunkenly shows up every once in a while but that's it. I ripped up some edamame and planted basil but it's not up yet.

[@clashwithkeen]

most of mine are falling off and they are planted in the shade and it's been no hotter than the mid 80's. I started indoors over a month before my last frost date. I also see bees on my tomato flowers every time I go out to check on them and I also use the electric toothbrush method but they're falling off before they even develop. I don't know what's going on.

[@merlealibin9232]

what’s going on of my jalapeño peppers leaves falling off, what should I do, thanks for the reply

[@samkhoury3681]

Hi Brian, thank you for your good work. Can heavy rain cause tomato flowers to fall? Thanks

[@donbeets7386]

I only planted three tomato plants this year, and they were doing fine until we had six straight rainy days in late June. My garden is located in an in-accessible location, but it's the only spot that gets full sun. Since I didn't need to water the tomatoes, bell peppers and cucumbers for 6 days I didn't go down to the garden. When I did, the tomato plants (and only the tomato plants) were stripped to just the trunk and branches. Not a leaf in sight and no debris on the ground, so something obviously ate the leaves and some of the branches on all three plants. The plants are about 4 feet tall and looked healthy, so I left them alone. Now, one week later, all three plants have started to leaf-out again. I don't hold out much hope to harvest any fruit, but I wonder what could have caused the damage? The yard is completely fenced with a six-foot board fence so it couldn't be deer and rabbit couldn't get to the top of these plants. Any idea what I might have encountered?

[@sunii4264]

😢

[@michaelsherritt675]

Sorry I’ll say that again my first batch of tomatoes was wonderful now I have these big huge plants and I have no second batch of flowers to give me a second batch of tomatoes and I’m wondering why are these giant 6 foot plants not producing any more flowers

[@faithcomesbyhearingwithnic5706]

This may sound naive but I had no idea I could shake the plant and pollinate that way. Between the heat and no bees I am hardly getting anything. Thank you for this. Does it work for other plants?

[@Liv40873]

I’m pretty sure my problem is pollination because I’m getting bunches of blossoms and some of them set a fruit, some of them drop off.

[@stephencook7337]

It still doesn’t make sense if they’re still developing the flowers on other branches and the weather is mild. What do I do? I’ve even bought an electric toothbrush to aid in pollination.

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

Meanwhile mine are inside Hydroponically and it's not too hot in here. 🙃 I'm now thinking it's the nutrients or even the light. 😭

[@luciepaul1]

I have two tomato plants in tubs. One has beautiful flowers and the one next to it the flowers r falling off. The one that has beautiful flowers and leaves is in more sun. The other plant that’s losing it’s flowers have curled leaves. They received the same amount of water and we bought at the same time n place. Help

[@desertfrog1581]

I'm in the high desert. I have 40 percent shade cloth and tomatoes are mulched. They get watered every morning. I have a few flowers but not one tomato. I'm so sad. Its also been wendy.

[@josiegirl1167]

I'm not getting tomatoes this year after a very successful last year. I think someone is over fertilizing, it's the only difference from last year.

[@michaelsherritt675]

And I live in Southern California when it hasn’t been over 78° 80° the whole time so it’s not because of the heat

[@rogerballard3587]

I’m having this issue in central CA. Temps are over 100

[@melissasullivan1658]

Hi Roger. I’m in Sacramento so I feel your pain. Keeping your soil moist 100% of the time + shade cloth really really helps. That said, there are some varieties that simply don’t do well on the heat, genetically. If you keep them watered you might find you get a bumper fall crop. :)

[@rogerballard3587]

@@melissasullivan1658 In Citrus Heights. Shade screen is my next project.

[@neiljones9257]

Your shade cloth advice has helped me a lot! Thanks for all the great advice you give on your channel!

[@marcschoenfeld]

forgot to add that this past week, we received over 4 inches of rain in 4 days. Anything special I need to do with my tomatoes?

[@mscarcliff1]

Having the heat and tons of rain everyday

[@BronxBabyRamos]

Can I self pollinate eggplants with a paint brush as well?

[@shirleyk623]

I hand pollinate my eggplants all the time.

[@cferingacraigferinga]

YES... going through it here around Detroit, MI

[@5gr868]

Two of my flowers fell off but the sepals have grown longer on the stems. I wonder if thats OK and the little tomato will still grow?

[@traceyglennpashley2093]

I am in SoCal and my tomato flowers are falling off. Super hot last two weeks. Ugh

[@bonniehunt4650]

I also planted green, red & yellow bell peppers . I have nice plants but not producing any peppers.

[@PattyCReid]

YES! So discouraging! Blooms are falling due to heat!

[@HassanWorld]

This is great! Thanks! I got six tomatoes grown so far, first time in my life I got into gardening! I cover tech and investing in my channel, and I find that plants/gardening teaches me about time, patience & nurture!

[@starchild1198]

It sure does. It's a wonderful hobby. And nothing tastes like home grown tomatoes

[@shellylessard9299]

We hit 116 last week in the NW! My little town was the hottest in Oregon! I was pro active and I made shade for my tomatoes and all my flowers! I’m Happy to say it was a success!

[@sunii4264]

Good job! Wow 116°!

[@Jaiven]

Yes. I'm struggling with this problem. :(

[@AlvinMcManus]

dropping like flies in these mid 90's for the last 6 days! :(

[@HP-fn4bo]

I’m having this problem with the plant I am most excited about this summer, my Louisiana green eggplant. :(

[@sunii4264]

I have grown eggplant w/o much success. I hand pollinate my toms but somehow forgot eggplants & toms are in same family and didn't hand pollinate the eggplant. I will remember next time 🙂.

[@markmcmonagle6794]

Yes, First one to like the video

[@cynthiahiebert5023]

i put umbrellas over my plants cucumbers not coming at all! in pots and really not alot of bees

[@the_king_fish7336]

Zone 9B… Uggg my flowers are dying off like mad.

[@berniesully9173]

Zone 4- B don't think I will get any thing off my plants

[@michaeldufresne9428]

Some of my flowers have fallen off. It seems to happen intermittently