What's wrong with my tomato plant?
12 years ago
This is a Cherokee Purple and it's growing in a pot. The tomatoes got blossom rot so I just gave it calcium yesterday but what's wrong with the leaves? Seems to just be on the bottom half of the plant. Do I need to remove the leaves? Any help/advice would be much appreciated!
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