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Growing Tomatoes

Anything to be concerned about?

thirsty_dirt_77

10 years ago

Some of my tomato plants have leaves that are a little leathery and kinda pulling/curling around the main leave vein. Its hard to describe so I'm attaching a picture.

I think it may have something to do with a period of over watering that I went through. The soil in the picture looks dry because it has a high peat content so the surface looks like that but its got good moisture below. Oh, they are also in a greenhouse (first year with the greenhouse).

Is this anything to be concerned about?

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seysonn
10 years ago
I would not be concerned about it. It look normal to me.

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