Tomato Plants look great but not the Tomato's

9 years ago

This is my first time trying to grow tomato's. I have worked all my life and just never had time but being I am retired now I tried the above the garden thing. Everything was doing fine until I picked my first tomato yesterday and it looked to be eat up with worms or something . Will applying Sevin fix this problem? Thanks

This post was edited by threeputt on Tue, Jun 17, 14 at 19:40

Comments (4)

jadie88
9 years ago
Some of it looks like bird pecks. Don't go to sevin...it would do way more harm than good. Especially this close to harvest! :)
threeputt
Original Author
9 years ago
I do not see any way it could be bird pecks as I have it covered with a net. Also all these were on the bottom close to the ground. I had already sprayed the sevin before I read your message. I am also not sure about the soil I used as I got it from a local company that deals in wood chips. The person that worked there told me it would be great for tomato plants but I have my doubts. You think it would be safe to eat these tomato's now since I did spray Sevin on them. It will be several days before any more are ready? Thanks
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jean001a
9 years ago
What does the package label says about the interval between application & harvest/eating?
threeputt
Original Author
9 years ago
Three days . I should be safe as it will be at least next week before any more are ready to harvest.