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trawler231 Posts: 3 |
Tomato Leaf problem Posted 537 days ago My problem is black spots on the lower leaves of my tomato plants when they are green. Even when small seedlings only 65mm tall. The leaves then go progressively yellow and and eventually wilt. Is this a soil problem, say lack of nitrogen? Is it over watering? Or is it a disease? I am using dynamic lifter as a fertilizer plus the occasional dose of Thrive. It has been fairly cold in the mornings over the past 4 weeks. Could it just be the cold weather? All the tomatoes are of various varieties not just one type. Would appreciate some help. |
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sarahv3 Posts: 3 |
RE: Tomato Leaf problem Posted 535 days ago Hello, I was listening to a garden show on ABC radio yesterday morning and they talked about a problem where lttle white flies get on the tomato plants and eat the goodness out of them. They recommended to spray with pest oil. Don't know if this is your problem, but maybe have a little look for little white flies. Sarah. |
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trawler231 Posts: 3 |
RE: Tomato Leaf problem Posted 535 days ago Hi Sarah, |
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pomolo Posts: 1099 |
RE: Tomato Leaf problem Posted 535 days ago Try the link below. It lists lots of tomato problems with pictures. Hope it's a help. |
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trawler231 Posts: 3 |
RE: Tomato Leaf problem Posted 534 days ago Hey Pomolo, |
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SeeEmm Posts: 1 |
RE: Tomato Leaf problem Posted 448 days ago Hi Just checked that link posted above and keep getting an error :( I have tomato seedlings - some back spot on lower leaves and the new leaves curled up - any suggestions? |
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