I've had that from time to time, but it seems to clear up pretty quickly. Not sure what causes it.

I hope thats all It is, because I’ve gone down a web spiral of tomato and tobacco mosaic virus which would mean my raised beds are basically a useless disease pit

http://www.charlottecountyweather.com/tomato.php

I had a feeling it was a nutrient deficiency, so I looked it up (link above). It could be an iron deficiency, or simply that the plant is unable to take up iron because it is too cold.....

Linda

You right that’s what it was. From where I don’t know. But it’s been very wIndy. With a 2 year old and a pregnant wife I pulled al the plants. So sad. But thankfully early in the season. Round 2 is in the ground...

I have had that twice, once when it might have been round up, once with indoor seedlings, and I didn't think so. Both times the plants did okay. No two year olds or pregnant woman involved.

People might want to check any source of manure when growing tomatoes inside and finding signs of disease from glyphosate. It can be sprayed on grass and animals eat it with no ill effect. It goes straight through the animal's digestive system and comes back to haunt those who use the manure :(.

Not so. The chemicals you are referring to are aminopyralid & clopyralid, not glyphosate.

Find info about "carryover herbicide damage."