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The yellow flowers produced by tomato plants must be fertilized before fruit can form. Once fertilized, the flowers develop into tomatoes, signalled by small green globes that become visible at the base of the blossoms and that eventually become mature tomatoes.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in consideration, how long after flowering do tomatoes appear?The first ripe, juicy tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum) appear in the garden approximately 45 to more than 100 days after you transplant the seedlings outside. The appearance of the tomato’s yellow flowers indicate that the plant has begun the process of producing fruit.Secondly, why does my tomato plant have flowers but no fruit? If you have plenty of big blooms but no tomatoes, it may be too cold and wet or too hot and dry. This results in what is known as blossom drop and will, of course, make it much more difficult for plants to produce fruit. Poor pollination – Weather can also be a factor with pollination. Similarly, you may ask, should I pinch the flowers off tomato plants? Pinching off the flowers of the tomato plants before transplanting them in late spring allows the plants to develop stronger root systems. After transplanting, allow the tomato plant to bud and flower. If you continue to pinch back, there won’t be time for pollination and fruiting.Do all tomato flowers produce fruit?Normally, a tomato blossom is pollinated and then fruit develops. This is called “setting fruit.” But sometimes, a healthy tomato plant flowers, its blossoms drop, and no fruit develops. This is called “blossom drop.” It’s a result of plant stress or poor pollination.

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