Stunted new growth on tomato plant
tinan_chi
3 years ago
My tomato's new growth is visibly stunted, small leaves, curling downward. I took a picture of the back of the leaf, and magnified it, and see the pests attached to the leaves, but I am not sure what they are. Does anyone know what these little things with tail are, and how to get rid of them?
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