My Tomato plant seems stunted??? What to do
My Tomato plant ( First 4 pictures) is stunted and has looked the same for weeks. It's to the point that a YOUNGER tomato plant has surpassed it in growth (last picture). I suspected not enough sun so I moved it, but still no change. Do I need to start over?
The stunted variety is San Marzano, and the unaffected variety is Red Currant. What do I do?
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The stunted variety is San Marzano, and the unaffected variety is Red Currant. What do I do?
#greggang #greg #tomatoes #TomatoPlant #help #helpneeded #diagnosemyplant #diagnose #whatdoido #edibleplants
Welcome to the #GregGang. We learned they really need calcium! We literally disolive some Calcium tablets in water and water ours. Or get some fertilizer just for tomatoes. They are heavy feeders! Hope this helps!! π΅π¦ππͺ΄πalso, putvthe tomato cage on before they get too big!
@lordfarquaad Did you drill drainage holes in those buckets? Extra water needs somewhere to drain out. How much sun do they get? They need at least 6-8 hours!
@ZestyWhiteghost yes the buckets have drainage holes, they get sunlight at least 8 hours
@lordfarquaad How is your mix? They like well draining soil that retains water. Not having the right soil can cause root rot. Also I noticed you have bark,wood in the mix, if your mix includes that in the bottom itll obstruct the plant to have good root growth.
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