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Consistent yellowing and curling up of tomato leaves

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  • JamieMcDJamieMcD Posts: 89

    okay pete thanks a lot. I'll keep going as I am and use more tomorite and hope for the best. 

    Appreciate the tip regarding the canes, do the trusses ever need supporting on their own ? 

    lets hope we have a good harvest haha.

    thanks 

    jamie

  • Pete.8Pete.8 Posts: 11,340

    You're welcome Jamie - best of luck and don't hesitate to ask anytime in the future.

    I've only ever had problems with the weight of a truss of toms when growing beefsteak varieties or Black Russian (one of my faves) and I've tied the truss to one of the braces on the g/h eaves.
    But I have had a stem snap more than once due to the weight of toms when I used to use canes when I grew them outside and tied them to the canes - I'm not sure what the best answer is outside


    Billericay - Essex

    Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
    Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
  • JamieMcDJamieMcD Posts: 89

    okay thats brilliant pete, really appreciate the advic again.

    best of luck with the plants this year. hope its a good one

    jamie

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