Tomoatoe question?
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by Danno on May 20, 2006 04:29 PM
hmmmmm mine arent quite as far into life as yours I havent even got mine outside yet and here it is may 20 already! I had this on just one of my seedlings and i pinched them off. (carefully this time i bout wrecked another plant hurting hte stalk from pinching and tearing into stalk) Seems to be fine. . several days have passed and no sign of stress to the plant at all.
by Wrennie on May 21, 2006 01:43 AM
Pinch off the brown or yellow leaves. Tomatoes will send out roots at the base of the stem above the soil. You dont have to do anything about that but you can mound soil up to cover them.
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by Firstyeargardener2006 on May 21, 2006 04:33 AM
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by Firstyeargardener2006 on May 21, 2006 04:35 AM
This is my tomatoe plant. I am not sure if you can see the bottom one that good, but you are welcome to go to my photobucket site.
Thank you
Nicky
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Thank you
Nicky
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by johnCT on May 21, 2006 01:41 PM
Nicky, looks like some sort of disease. I see your plants aren't mulched. Tomatoes are very susceptible to soilborne diseases. Some varieties more than others. Best thing you could do to keep tomato diseases from affecting your plants is to mulch them with something. Straw, grass clippings, even newspaper. This keeps the soilborne pathogens from splashing up onto the plant's leaves(usually the bottom ones first) when it rains or from watering. Also, watering with drip irrigation or soaker hoses helps too. For now, just remove the bad leaves and get rid of them. Don't leave them in your garden and don't compost them or you'll just be spreading the disease around. Then think about getting some mulch. Good luck.
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Any advice is good.
Thank you,
Nicky
P.S.
I will post a pic tomorrow.
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