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Tomato branch curling

7 years ago

Hello, I'm growing tomatoes in 5-gal metal containers for first time. One of the plants got its branch twisted upside down and it's been like that for a week with no signs of improvement. Can anyone help diagnose what's wrong with this plant? Thank you in advance.




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  • 7 years ago
    last modified: 7 years ago

    They do that sometimes. You can remove the branch if it bothers you, but don't worry about it, there is nothing wrong :).


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