We have successfully grown cherry tomatoes using an Earthbox system for 4 summers in two different locations. We planted May 2nd this year (from small plants- "red cherry large" variety), and while our plants have grown tall and bushy, we don't have any flowers. We saw one flower very early on on one of the plants, but it must have fallen off. Most people we know have many flowers by now, so we are concerned there is something wrong. I researched the issue and saw that the soil could have too much nitrogen, and we did change the soil for the first time this year, but fertilized it as we did in the past. I have been trying to water the soil directly to get rid of some of the nitrogen, and plan to add some Jobe's tomato fertilizer spikes (high in P and K), but I'm not sure if this will work. Other potential ideas on what's went wrong: we had a near frost the weekend after we planted (low 33F). We covered them with a tarp, and they grew tall, but could this have damaged them so they can't flower? We also have cucumbers (first time growing, img_0330) that experienced the frost and are not doing great either. Second observation: there are these tiny bugs crawling in the soil under the cover of the Earthbox on the tomato plant. Not on the stems or leaves, but lots in the soil. See video here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JJc3Q0OHQMoPbSKW6uQ-aZtax9jMQFWr/view?usp=sharing I guess my questions are: 1) Is there anything we can do to save these tomato plants? Our previous plants have given us 400+ tomatoes each every season except one year when one of the plants (of the 2 in the same container, did not fruit, but the other one gave us 800!). Is there any hope/ should we wait longer? 2) Is it too late to plant cherry tomatoes this weekend (June 6th) if we need to start over? We would start from plants, not seedlings. Would you recommend starting with new soil completely? It's hard to know what the problem was and what we should do differently. Thank you in advance!!