Other Gardening General Discussion
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Subject: Tomato Blight???
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hoots dirt (Mark) |
Farmville, Virginia (mfowler@hsc.edu)
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Would some of you experienced tomato growers take a look at my diary photo of one of my tomato plants and tell me if it has a blight or some other disease. They were growing great and overnight the new growth started turning bright yellow. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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6/4/2010 6:52:32 AM
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~Duane~ |
ExtremeVegetables.com
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That condition is usually associated with: too wet of conditions which can lock-out Iron too wet of conditions too high in nitrogen possible glysophosphate damage.
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6/4/2010 7:45:20 AM
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Engel's Great Pumpkins and Carvings |
Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)
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mulch mulch mulch prevent the dirt from coming in contact when it rains
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6/4/2010 7:50:37 AM
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Rookiesmom |
Arden, NC
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On eof the things I do that helps is to limb up the tomatos a foot up the vine. Also I plant carrots under and around the tomato plant, they are companion plants and the fluffy carrot tops keeps the rain from splashing up onto the tomatoes.
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6/9/2010 3:15:42 PM
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