Did I accidentally fertiliser burn my tomatoes? 50/50 seasol & Powerfeed a week after a treatment of Neutrog Popul8

6 Comments

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   Beavis_Buttthead 5 days ago

   Seasol & Powerfeed mix was 30ml / 30ml

2. 

   the_amatuer_ 5 days ago

   Where are you? It’s usually the end of tomato season.

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   Ragazzano 5 days ago

   I’d say likely

4. 

   Sonofbluekane 5 days ago

   Could be an iron deficiency. Check pH if you’ve got a kit or if not just give it some trace elements and see if that fixes it – then check pH if it doesn’t get better 

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   plantsplantsOz 5 days ago

   It will be a micronutrient deficiency. Just note sure which one. From memory, none of the things you’ve been using has micro-nutrients..

   This will help work out which one – https://landresources.montana.edu/soilfertility/nutrientdeficiency.html

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   Kirstae 4 days ago

   Did you add any extra lime in the mix? It has an iron deficiency. Test the pH of the soil, its likely too alkaline and will need correcting. Iron chelates will help