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lottie lou
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toms under glass
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August 23, 2008, 14:56:19 »
HELP - just noticed this afternoon that the leaves on my toms have gone dry, brown and crispy. They were okay last night when I put them to bed and okay this morning when I woke them up. What has happened and how can I cure?
Any advice appreciated.
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saddad
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August 23, 2008, 17:36:07 »
If they are turning that quickly I would suspect physical damage, even above blight, either way I would have them off and out (The damaged leaves) ASAP in the hope that the rest of the plant is OK... :-\
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lottie lou
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August 23, 2008, 22:25:59 »
thanks for advice Saddad. When I went up to put them to bed, the leaves seemed rehydrated with what looks like scorch marks. Do you think today's sun might have done that
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daileg
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August 28, 2008, 07:59:16 »
did you water the plants to early maybe the sun got hold of the leaves and scorched them a little
toma like watering little and often no more than a litre to two a day depending how large a container only water them as they look a little limp (leafs tips start to curl ) sounds to me a bit of irregular watering going on this affects the leaves colour as well
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