What does this look like it is? Not all of the plants look like this but about 8 of 30 do.
by EntrepreneurCalm3153
What does this look like it is? Not all of the plants look like this but about 8 of 30 do.
by EntrepreneurCalm3153
11 Comments
When leaves curl up, my go-to is to give them a drink.
They look thirsty
They’re probably thirsty, but I wouldn’t entirely discount the possibility that they’re just being dramatic and trying to get your attention because they’re divas.
They might appreciate some mulch to help hold moisture in.
like the other commenters said, water. also you can cultivate a little between rows before you water and they will really jump.
Should have a good rain tonight and we shall see. Been growing tomatoes this way for a few years and never noticed this problem. I was thinking herbacide damage.
Also look for bugs.
Dry wind
I’m dealing with this same issue in 4 beds. Attributing it to bad compost. Aminopyralid poisoning is what I’m thinking. Luckily I have 16 other beds but also dealing with some early blight in those. Fun times!
I don’t see anything wrong. Maybe give them some calcium? I did that to my dwarf tomatoes and couldn’t believe the difference after 5 days.
Baby it’s cold outside