But some of the flowers had dropped off. I have tried brushing them.
Yes, flowers always drop off.
Here is a cool pic of whats starting to go on now.
Hi
My Mini Tomato plants are looking very healthy. They were planted 25 days ago⌠Plants have not become tall (mostly around 10-13 cms)⌠There are lots of buds and also one or two yellow flowers are also blooming⌠But I feel the plants are very dwarf and will they be able to bear the fruits if they are so small in height⌠I have seen the video of pollinating and will do as some more yellow flowers bloomâŚ
I have gone through mostly all the posts on this forum and on the support website of Click And Grow⌠Everywhere I have seen the tomato plant size is taller than the ones at my home.
Please let me know if the growth is ok. The climate here in Pune is hot - temperature around 28- 32 degrees C
Here are 2 pictures of the plants -
Thanks,
Regards
Manisha
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My tomato plant is from August 9 and is very healthy and bearing fruits. The height of this plant is only 7 centimeters.
It is a miniature tomato, just as the name on the package says.
I had 2 plants growing in the same pods. I removed one of them, so the other one would have enough room to grow.
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Your plants look adorable and healthy!
As the name says - it is a mini tomato.
Your Mini Tomato plants do look adorable and healthy.
Yes, the temperature range is perfect for tomato- they do love warmth!
As mentioned above, it is a dwarf cultivar and it remains dwarf, but it will grow a few cm higher as it matures. Your SG9 has red lights- that also promotes compact growth in addition to promoting flower and fruit formation.
Donât feel disappointed if some flowers fall off- not every flower turns out to be a fruit. Also, as the fruits start to mature the plant may loose some leaves- also normal course of events as the plant is relocating its resources.
Let us know how it is going!
Thanks a lot Mirjam for your reply⌠Sure I will be sharing the growth of the plants here on this forum 
Regards,
Manisha
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If the flowers on my tomato plant dry up and doesnât drop by itself, should I remove it?
Hi, is it just the yellow petals and the green part of the flower is intact and you can see that the fruit is starting to form?
No need to remove it, it will fall off eventually as the fruit grows and matures.
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Hi! It wasnât pollinated and there are no fruits but the dried up flowers have been there for more than a week.
Itâs ok, yellow petals will dry anyways. The green part of the flower (that is most important) looks healthy. I would just leave it as it is. It is going to take a while until the fruit forms.
Tomato flowers donât open entirely and the pollen is not loose. So, even if you accidentally touched your plants- you pollinated them.
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yes, they really are small indeed but it is totally normal.
Tomato plant is 3 months old. Loads of flowers, pollinate once every 3-4 days. No fruits. Moved it closer inside the house where itâs a little cooler, thinking it might be temperature related. Am in Singapore where it can get up to 24-27 celcius inside the house.
Could you let me know what I can do more (or less) of to see fruits?
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Hi @ Michellelowmixue!
Your tomato plants are looking healthy and vigorous! It might take some more time to bear fruits in Sg3 as there are only white led lights, compared with Sg9.
Tomato plants might need staking soon: How To Stake Mini Tomato Plants - YouTube
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Thank you Maret. Iâve staked them. How often do you recommend pollinating the flowers? Also how long more does it usually take to bear fruit with the SG3 normally? Itâs been more than 3 months now.
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Hi!
I usually pollinate 1-2 times when most of the flowers are opened. All flowers will not become fruits anyway. I believe that you should see first fruits in a couple of weeks.
Hi Maret! they have begun to fruit but turn red when they are very small. Is there something i need to do to encourage the fruit to grow bigger?