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Tomato Pests & DiseasesGarden ClinicGrowing Tomatoes
agee_atl

Disease / Pest ID

7 years ago

Vezunchik Tomato.







Thank you.

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  • 7 years ago

    Just looks wilted to me. Are you watering adequately? I grow all my tomatoes in containers also but much larger ones and even then need to water them almost daily. And this is in the rather cool PNW!!

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