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Square Foot Tomatoes No Fruit: Fertilize for Flowers

No flowers = no tomatoes. Plants need bloom-triggering nutrients.

Action

Apply high-phosphorus fertilizer at root zone.
Water in thoroughly.
Watch for flowers in 1–2 weeks.

Square foot beds drain fast; fertilize more often.

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