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My Tomato Plants Give Me Leaves, Not Fruit — Here's the Fix

A weekly letter for old-ways growers: why the fertilizer label grows foliage instead of fruit, and what already sits under your sink for the ants.

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1 Fruit instead of foliage

Why the blue bag feeds leaves, and when to stop feeding your tomatoes.

2 Under the sink, not the shelf

Borax, vinegar, baking soda: the cheap fixes the garden center never mentions.

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This week's issueThe Amish Field Circle · sample weekly letter

Stop Feeding Your Tomatoes Wrong!

Chest-high plants, dark green leaves, and two little green tomatoes in your palm. The blue bag on the garage bench did that. Here is what to give the plant instead, and when.

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“I had tomato plants taller than me and hardly a tomato on them. The letter told me what the fertilizer label had me doing, and I quit feeding them the way the bag said. Fruit came.”

Ray T. · 68 · Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

“Same story here: all foliage, no fruit, and ants back on the sink every spring. Between the weekly letter and the borax box I already had, I stopped buying the expensive jar.”

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If I stop feeding my tomatoes, won't the plant starve?

No. The plant is already well fed — that is why it is all foliage. You ease off the nitrogen and let it set fruit; the letter walks through when and with what.

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Not from us. Most of it is borax, vinegar, baking soda and dish soap that is likely under your sink already. The weekly letter tells you why each one works.

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