in fair Connecticut where we lay our scene,
fresh from new seed break to productive greenery,
where new soil and vermiculite bring forth virile plants unclean.

A set of yellowed and curly leaves take their life,
as but two plants, of twenty yet distant, otherwise but healthy thrive,
without the misadventured pitious overthrows,
do with their death, bury their parents strife.

In two large pots, or soil, which never had nightshade, plants are
showing occasional grief. Few offensive leaf or branch belie the
plentiful fruit now redding.

These two plants are the only ones showing stress and the others are about 40' away.

Shall I be concerned?
Is it enough to just continue to pluck the offendera from forth the fatal loins of these two vines? I do keep leaves from touching the soil.

Thoughts appreciated....