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Beige Spots on my new tomato plants

9 years ago

Some of my beautiful tomato plants are getting some strange beige colored spots on their leaves. Can anyone identify what the problem is?? I live in Columbia, SC and I started these plants from seeds.Thank you so much!

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Belcita
Original Author
9 years ago
I just took these other pictures
Belcita
Original Author
9 years ago
I just took these other pictures
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Belcita
Original Author
9 years ago
Some of the leaves have tiny holes
jean001a
9 years ago
Far too little damage to affect the plant.
Keep a watch to see what happens next.
Belcita
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks! :) A person came to my house and I showed him my little garden and he told me that what is causing those patches are aphids or some kind of bug. I made a natural pesticide using castile soap , orange essential oil and water. The plants looks okay, at least they didn't die because of my pesticide .

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