Small yellow tomatoes falling off indicate nutrient imbalance—likely high nitrogen, low phosphorus. Lush foliage but poor fruit set is the classic sign.
Fix: Apply water-soluble fertilizer with 10-30-20 ratio (high P). Amend soil with compost, peat, aged manure for balanced nutrition and pH. Mulch with straw to retain moisture. Avoid high-N feeds like standard Miracle-Gro.
Consistent watering (deep, 1.5"/week) and phosphorus focus will hold fruit through maturity.
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