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Tomato Pests & Diseases

Is this Curly Leaf Virus - Tomatoes and Green beans

12 years ago

So Sad, can someone confirm if this is the Curly Leaf Virus. My squash are doing well, but the beans look bad, and the Tomatoes are all now curling on top. Just waiting for the to cave. Let me know what you think and if it could be anything else. I also have NOT done any roundup, so, not a roundup problem.

Thanks,

Lizzy G
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Comments (3)

lizzygracepond
Original Author
12 years ago
Well, took my plants to the extention office, and they said it was not curly leaf virus, but was a herbiside.They stated since we have not gotten a lot of rain, any of my neighbors could have sprayed, and affected my plant. They stated that the curly leaf virus would have been much more curled, and distorted. Case closed, hope they last. LG
jean001a
12 years ago
Did you add manures, composted or not, commercial source or not?

If so, read the info on this site, including how to do a bio-assay.
http://www.puyallup.wsu.edu/soilmgmt/Clopyralid.htm

Here is a link that might be useful: read this
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lizzygracepond
Original Author
12 years ago
Hi Jean, Nope, didn't add any compost, manures, or commercial soruces, ahh, besides a few plants that didn't come from seed. Must be drift from neighborhood. Thanks for the link. LG

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