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I'll be there, but I'm wearing my helmet.

Hey Mike, Thanks for the greenfingers.com link ... Seems to explain why it is difficult to grow tomatoes in Thailand or tropics. According to them it is related to the temperature. Tomatoes need some temperature below 27C for pollination to occur, otherwise the tomato plants will be sterile and no fertilization will take place. Once fertilization has occurred then tomatoes can be above 27C the whole time. Gary - They do make one recommendation that you might want to try. To get the plants to below 27C, try watering/spraying the plants at night to let the evaporation cool the plant. This might only need to be done for a short time (maybe a week) until fertilization occurs. regards, gary