Sick Plants
brian_ouimet
12 years ago
I have seven plants one Beefsteak and six celebrity. A couple of the celebrity plants are looking very sik. The new leaves seem to be eaten but on checking the leaves nothing seems to be there. I have included a couple of pictures. I have been growing tomatoes for years never many problems. Any advice appreciated thanks.
Brian
I will post two more pictures right after this post titled Sick Plants #2
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