Ian
How can you be so sure it is not a tomato, what do you expect a tomato to
look like?
It sounds to me just like an unripe tomato!
>
> Ian
Tomatoes usually come in bunches ,don't they. This is on its own and
has replaced a flower! I'm new to this so don't take anything for
granted.
Ian
You only get one tomato per flower, you don't get a bunch per flower. What
you are seeing is a baby tomato.
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>"Ian Pollard" <m0...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:ev5v45prrmhkfqe4g...@4ax.com...
>| On Sat, 4 Jul 2009 15:52:34 +0100, "alan.holmes"
>| <alan.h...@somewhere.net> wrote:
>|
>| >
>| >"Ian Pollard" <m0...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
>| >news:d2hu4557g90tpokpt...@4ax.com...
>| >> Hi
>| >> I live in the UK and have just planted six tomato plants in my
>| >> greenhouse.(Rather belated) All seemed fine until the flower on three
>| >> of the plants has turned into a single green sphere. Any ideas please
>| >> on what has happened and what I should do about this. I know it is not
>| >> a tomato, but what is it?
>| >
>| >How can you be so sure it is not a tomato, what do you expect a tomato to
>| >look like?
>| >
>| >It sounds to me just like an unripe tomato!
>| >
>| Tomatoes usually come in bunches ,don't they. This is on its own and
>| has replaced a flower! I'm new to this so don't take anything for
>| granted.
>|
>| Ian
>
>You only get one tomato per flower, you don't get a bunch per flower. What
>you are seeing is a baby tomato.
>
OK. That is good enough for me. There seemed to be more than one
flower though.
Ian
"Ian Pollard" <m0...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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There will be numerous flowers and each one grows into a tomato.
But, in the greenhouse it would help with the number of tomatoes if you used
a small artists paint brush and brushed each flower every day, this helps
with the polination.
Alan