Tomato Plants Yellow Top, Curled Leaves, Stunted Growth
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11 years ago
Hello,
New to GardenWeb and first post. I am trying to identify problem with a couple of my tomato plants. I haven't grown plants in years so just getting the garden going again.
Top of plants are yellowing, entire plant is curled and stunted relative to other plants that were planted at same time. I attached a picture for review.
thanks in advance for the help!!
Scott
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