Mine are indoors @purplerallim, and I do ventilate my little greenhouse really well, because the heat can build very quickly in it, and then the temp can also drop rapidly. I think you could be right with condensation hanging around on foliage though. I wouldn't think it's a lack of trace elements. I don't feed mine too often, but the plants are in the ground this year as opposed to pots, so - in theory - they should have more nutrition available, but they're probably slightly worse than usual.
The foliage is largely redundant now, if the plants have produced most of their toms, so it doesn't tend to cause any problems
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks guys, that's a relief. I've had this for a few years now but this year I purposely cut away the older branches and kept them nice and airy. It obviously hasn't worked because there was no change. I did have an outdoor tomato plant that I brought into the greenhouse 2 months ago but that one is fine so I am moving toward condensation as a probable cause. The tomatoes, by the way, are always fine.
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I wouldn't think it's a lack of trace elements. I don't feed mine too often, but the plants are in the ground this year as opposed to pots, so - in theory - they should have more nutrition available, but they're probably slightly worse than usual.
The foliage is largely redundant now, if the plants have produced most of their toms, so it doesn't tend to cause any problems
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...