Cucumbers look great. Fashioned a trellis with scrap plastic chicken wire and thinned to 4 vines (i know, probably need to cut back to 2 but im committed now)

Tomatoes on the other hand…
Severely stunted from suspected 2,4 D or dicamba. So odd they are still flowering, but no sign of fruit. I am going to get new tomatoes and new soil and just keep these isolated to see what happens. Fo, you know, science.

by kayyybabi

5 Comments

  1. National_Meeting_749

    If you cut back to 4, how many vines were in there?! πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

  2. Spec-Tre

    Cukes look good now!

    Tomato flower pollination can be assisted by jiggling the flowers / gently massaging the flowers

    They look like maybe the need more sun but also just look like thick/ slicing variety which imo grow slower than thin viney cherry tomatoes

  3. Creative_Way_8203

    I dont see the problem with the tomato plants? get an electric toothbrush to assist pollination maybe.

  4. dinnerthief

    I swear Ive seen sooo many tomatoes with what looks like herbicide injuries lately

  5. localfluffhead

    Photo three. That definitely looks like herbicide damage πŸ™

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