Tomato [odd spotting]
6 years ago
Hello Everyone,
I have an early girl tomato plant that started to flower and set fruit but at the same time started to have this odd spotting on the leaves. Doesn't look like early blight nor does it look like a tomato mold issue. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!
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