Yes, we have no tomatoes.

[trof]

WE have no tomatoes today.

Bought two 'mature' tomato plants a few weeks ago.
About 2 1/2 feet tall.

Each plant had one green tomato already on it.
Finally got a red, ripe tomato from one.
Cutworm got the still green tomato on the other one.

I've nurtured and fertilized them.
Picked 3 more cutworms off.
They now about 4' tall.
Lush and healthy looking.
And...no...tomatoes.
jeez
What the hell?
:wtf:

[Kali]

1. too hot for flowers

you can spray them with some kind of "flower set" or just wait a while they will overwhelm you in another month or so.

[trof]

2. Hunh. Too hot for flowers. OK.

There sure ain't a bloom.
So...when the weather cools down a bit...?

[Kali]

3. probably

also they might be doing some root recovery work from the late transplanting, but I bet heat is the real problem

[Shell Beau]

4. That was us last year. Our grape tomatoes grew like crazy though.

We didn't try this year. The weather has been so funky.

[Strong Atheist]

5. What's odd about that is that tomatoes normally grow like weeds. I have seen

volunteers growing in gutters...

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

6. I don't understand tomatoes.

Last year I got only a few. This year I have so many (from just one HUGE plant) that I've been giving them away. And this is Minnesota, where it's been so cool all summer that I turned on my air conditioner for the first time yesterday. Seriously, I don't understand tomatoes at all. They are contrary and unpredictable -- the cats of the plant world.

I also have a terrifyingly large pumpkin plant.

[femmocrat]

7. They are probably "in shock" from being transplanted.

Give them some time and they will recover. I have picked tomatoes as late as mid-October in years when there was a late freeze.

[janx]

8. You planted them too late!

Try earlier next year. Also, soil is really important for tomatoes.

[RiffRandell]

9. Do you have string beans or onions?

Honestly, it might be a bee/pollination issue. Do you ever see bees on the flowers?