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Are you sure that there is NO pollen. Seems odd. There are a lot of different reasons for flower drop ya know.

All I can tell you for sure is to avoid spicey foods with kids until they can use the crapper on their own. Changing diapers is bad enough, but hot/spicey food......no freakin way man!

It seems to always be humid in Iowa so yeah, I guess I didn't realize that humidity could have that affect.

My plants seem to be wilting in the evening for some reason. Not so much in the heat of the day, they are not over or underwatered, PH is neutral, and not too much fert. Any ideas? I should add that they aren't really wilting, more droopy I would say. Sorry mods please move to growing section...

I was thinking that of all the possibilities that I posted it really looks like herbicide burn, someone on another forum posted very similar photos last year that were a result of spray drift hitting his plants.

Could be a host of things: Bugs Blight Bacterial Wilt Root Rot Herbicide Burn Or any multitude of other things. Eliminate one at a time to find out for sure. I would honestly guess that it isn't bugs since the fruit and leaves and everything appear sick, but bugs can be hosts of disease.

You need to file a complaint with the lawn service. Demand money for damages! That is BS, they could have at least let someone know that they caused some damage.

Hey AJ looking good man, how's that nutrient/fert mixer bucket/tub/barrel thing workin for ya?

Wow Sly, great lookin plants!

Wow DD I like that. You should look at ousting Dr Phil and start up your own Dr Duck show.

I think I saw my tomato plants go floating by during a rainstorm the other day. Kidding. But seriously Potawie you continue to impress, I just wish we had descent weather here this year. My toms are almost all dead.

No you are not being an ass or making too much of it. Her "friend" puts her health and marriage in jeopardy. Give her the ultimatum, her friend or you. Period.

Also known as tree rats.;)

Man AJ everyday you have definately found a talent, that is amazing! Keep up the good work, I would have to have no jealousy when I log on here!

Ahhh I didn't realize they were that deep. Most of them that I have seen are only six inches deep or so. Ignore me!

Eh, rub it in why don't ya! :mad:

Same here in Iowa. Half of the garden is planted and all are drowning and will be dead soon. Too late to put anymore in cuz it'll be a week before it gets dry enough, and that's if we don't get more rain. I'll just tell everyone who asks about the empty garden that I am running a worm farm, or...

Egg shells take a while to break down, if you are looking for a quick shot of calcium I would use a complete fert. Oh and courtesy of Willard: Flower/fruit drop probable causes: 1. Day temp too high >95F 2. Night temp too low

That long rectangular planter might be a little on the shallow side, but you shouldn't have any problems with it.

Yep. Memorial Day weekend was my hardening off time. Done.