You may look at my seed trade and see if there is anything you like.

Fruit abortion is a sign of a stressed plant. It's defense is to abort the fruit to focus its energy on remaining alive. The problem is identifying the cause of the stress. It can be pollination problems and sometimes pollination problems are caused by air temperatures. I would assume it is quite a bit warmer in your greenhouse now than it was a month or so ago when the first fruit set? If so then you need to bring the air temps down. I assume you have also checked for pests? Aphids and whiteflies are the most common in the greenhouse - at least for me ;) - and they can interfere with pollination. Lastly, the plants themselves need something to help them "relax" ;) - transplanting to a larger container if root bound, more or less fertilization, more or less water, or more or less light. Try varying your air temps, feeding and watering program until the plants respond/improve. Good luck. Dave

About 15 years ago one of my sons was looking for organic fertilizer (aka liquid fish fertilizer), could not find any at his usual gardenshop and got a small bottle at a hydrophonic shop. 2 weeks later he got a visit from the local police. No "plants" in the house but a crop of water lilies in large containers next to the porch. They smelled the water in the containers! As luck would have it, he just had fertilized the plants. He got a red-faced excuse and has not been bothered since. Of course that he had long hair and a beard did not help matters, LOL.

After editing a few times... realized I was using the wrong code to get the pictures to post... Reposted here: (link also below) http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/gardgal/msg0215514425756.html Sorry! Here is a link that might be useful: gallery forum