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| My Mortgage Lifter tomato plant has been planted in a self-watering container for about 4 weeks now. I thought it was doing fine until I noticed spots on the leaves yesterday after several days of heavy on and off rain. Older leaves have yellow areas and younger ones have small, light brown spots. Any ideas what this is and an organic solution?
Going on vacation later today and don't want to lose all my other tomato plants (but I'm willing to drive back an hour to take care of this if there is an organic treatment). Here are some photos:
Thanks for your help! |
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| Looks like an environmental problem rather than a disease. I realize you said the plants are in self-watering containers, but are you certain the plants are getting enough water? Other possibilities would be a temporary water shortage; and/or soggy roots. |
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