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Tomato Plant Leaves Yellowing/Curling

Posted by hobscrk777 10a, San Diego CA (My Page) on
Thu, Jul 10, 14 at 22:14

I just got an earthbox last weekend and a Big Beef tomato plant to go in it (the other plant in my picture below is a bell pepper). It's been in the earthbox for about 4 days now, and I'm noticing that the leaves are getting a little yellowish and curled up, particularly at the base. I have nothing close to a green thumb - this is my first gardening attempt!

Let me provide some details that may be relevant. I live in San Diego, in Zone 10a. This earthbox is on a second floor east-facing patio, so it gets about 8 hours of sun until the sun passes beyond the crest of the roof, casting the patio in shadow from ~ 3:00 PM onward.

What do you think is happening to the tomato plant? Is this an issue?

I posted some pictures in this imgur: imgur(dot)com/a/Ica7k


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RE: Tomato Plant Leaves Yellowing/Curling

Your plant is fine and normal. Lower leaves, especially those shaded, will get yellow and dry up or fall off eventually.


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