Last year was a bad one for tomatoes in Northeast Louisiana. It rained every day for weeks. As a result the blooms got knocked off and I made very few tomatoes on the bottom. The first week in June, we got one full week without rain before it started back again. My tomatoes loaded up in that week. I sold 460 pounds, gave away 200 pounds, my son and I put up 100 pounds in Salsa and thats not counting the ones we ate and gave to people to eat. That's not a bad yield off 45 plants when you lose the whole bottom crop. Do I think fertilize works? You bet. Ask Pirl if they were good. I UPSed her a dozen.
