Tomato Killer!!!....just kidding

Those were pretty big to attempt re-potting....we spoke at the party......I guess they got stressed/damaged

I would remove the lower yellowed leaves.....Don't fertilize yet.....Water as needed (maybe once-a-day-morning) .....filtered sun ?

doug

Psst.....are the purple sweet potatos Vine or Bush ?

I know I know. I'm sorry. I thought they looked scrunched in those smaller containers. I have fertilized when I potted them but will take off the yellow leaves. They are in full sun right now.

Psst: purple sweet potatoes are vines

Too wet, too hot. Stop watering them, move them into shade so the sun and concrete will stop overheating the sides of the containers and remove the yellow leaves...NO water for the next week, BUT they must be in FULL shade. Then MAYBE you can start giving them SOME sun, but water NO MORE than every three days after they start recovering. When outside exposed to the late spring sun tomatoes and peppers in containers that are not bunched together are very susceptible to side heating of the containers and thus elevated soil temps that stress the plants, and it's always easy to over-water the plants in an attempt to cool the soil...a lose-lose situation.

Tom

I will move them to the other side of the house, but now that I think about it, it will get the afternoon sun. Hmmm should I bring them into the house so they won't get any sun? Or perhaps in the front under the oak tree?