“Why my tomato plants hasn't bloomed. It has been 38 days”
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It might be faulty pods. You can grab different seed kits and pods on Amazon. I got 2 faulty pods with my first one.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Ive had mine growing fir 2 weeks now and they are about 3 inches tall so far. Make sure to keep checking the water it goes down faster than you would think.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You should see yellow flowers on your tomato plants at about 5-7 weeks, and soon after that you should see some of those flowers turning into little green tomatoes. If you don't get flowers, you will never get fruit! Sometimes, healthy tomato plants don't seem to want to flower, but very often you can turn them around by changing their environment. Unpollinated flowers simply fall off the plants without setting fruit, and failure to pollinate is one of the greatest causes of disappointment in growing tomato and pepper plants. To best assist with this process, check out some of these Blog Posts on caring for your Tomatoes - https://www.aerogarden.com/blog/no-flowers-on-your-tomato-plants-no-fruit-plants-growing-into-the-lights-get-help-here/ Or even this step by step guide for growing Tomatoes in the AeroGarden - https://www.aerogarden.com/blog/pruning-and-care-for-tomato-and-pepper-seedlings/
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