Tomato Plants getting eaten
gooup
11 years ago
i check on my tomato plants every morning and evening, and i never see any bugs ... however i am seeing some stems from which the tomatoes should be growing from are cut short (as if having been eaten) ... how can i tell what is doing this?
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