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Some of my tomato plants seam to be withering from the top down while others almost beside them are doing well.
Any ideas how to stop this,
Thanks.
Bob
If they're a cordon variety have you checked all the way down the stem for side shoots,sometimes a sneaky one grows,then the plant has to spend it's energy on growing that,maybe taking some energy away from the main growing tip?
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Last edited by NatalieCooke; 29-07-2015, 12:55 PM.
Well done, Bob, you've mastered photo posting
Now we need to sort out your tomatoes.
In the last photo, have you cut the top of the plant? Is that because it was wilting?
I'm no expert but your plants look a bit tightly packed. Maybe not enough air circulating between them and the wilting ones are struggling?
Have cut off the brown bits.
Have to many plants is this my problem as the ones at the back are ok and have more space.
Thanks for your quick reply.
Bob
I've copied your PM into the thread, Bob.
If sounds like it may be the cause if the spaced out ones at the back are OK- although they may be struggling too if there are plants in front of them competing for light.
Someone who knows more about tomatoes will be along soon to give you their opinion.
They are a bit tightly packed, but looks mainly like curly leaf due to lack of humidity and scorched leaves.
Quite a few of my plants look the same this year and I wouldn't worry too much about it.
It would help if you watered the floor of the greenhouse on hot days and I'd remove a few leaves to help the airflow, but you seem to have a decent crop of toms there
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