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Tomato Pests & Diseases
kevin_johnson36

Root Knot Nematodes

10 years ago

Been having a couple issues with all my plants, the latest plant that I pulled shows some symptoms of what looks like RKN damage. Just wondering if this could be RKN damage?




The plant was started in a 5gal bucket and then transplanted to a raised bed. everything looked good until it started to get some kind of bacterial issue. The plant started to wilt on one out of the four stems, till finally it all went limp and wilted.


The healthy plant on July 30th



The first branch started to wilt on Aug 6



The next branch started to do the same



This is the bacterial disease ( not 100% sure) it had on it's leaves





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