Great site, thanks.

nctom, I have been meaning to add that great site to Earl's thread and forgot to do so. You might want to add it yourself --it is call Help-Problem Solver 2.

I frequently use the following images on that site to link to people's posts.
http://ftsg.ifas.ufl.edu/app1.HTM

Hey Farkee, Ok its now on the problem solver 2 thread.

Have a great day.

thanks! i may have found out my problem!!

I need to determine the cause of tomato leaves turning yellow beginning from the bottom of the plant and progessing to the center.

After hours of going over this web site and reading and re-reading all the info here, I believe the container tomatoes i have have the disease blossom end rot. According to one web site, it is from dry weather and too much nitrogen.. Exactly what i had in mind-too many coffee grinds in too small a space and too much fertilizer..

How do i self-correct the soil in these containers? What is it that i can add to the containers to help remedy the problem? Why aren't the cherry tomatoes in the containers also affected, only the beefsteaks?

thanks so much..

ruth

How do i self-correct the soil in these containers? What is it that i can add to the containers to help remedy the problem? Why aren't the cherry tomatoes in the containers also affected, only the beefsteaks?

Ruth,

I'm glad to see you posted your own thread b'c posting about a problem in an unrelated thread just isn't the best.

I'll try to get to your thread later today.

Carolyn