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Tomatoe Leaf Spots, HELP, Please

3 years ago

I need to identify these spots so I can treat them and not lose all of my plants. Anyone know?

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
3 years ago
where are you. big city name..

are the plants already outside in full sun??

did you properly harden them off to full sun...

did you spray anything one them in full hot sun...???

looks like sunburn from water shining thru water droplets.. or chemical spray damage in sun ...

if so.. then there is nothing wrong with your plant.. other than some ugly leaves.. and no further treatment.. aka love.. is needed form you ...

its usually best to show us the whole plant.. rather than just one leaf.. and then suggest you will lose all your plants due to one leaf ... more pix???

ken
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Original Author
3 years ago
Located in Southwest WA

The plants are inside in an east window where they get the morning sun. A light is on them at night. I fertilize them once a week with neem cake tea.
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