Tomato problems
18 years ago
Sorry, the photo disappeared from my first post. Here's another.
These are Costoluto Fiorentino plant that I grew indoors this season since they seem to be very vulnerable to pests outdoors. What is wrong with these? They start turning black like this almost immediately. Any help appreciated! Thanks.
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