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what's happening to my tomato plants?
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what's happening to my tomato plants?
I hardened them off, and put them into the boxes. No problems. They looked really healthy when they went in. 3 days later, they are puny and weak, drooped over and looking pathetic. Some of the bottom leaves are dying. I stick my finger down into the soil and it's moist, so I don't think they're under watered, but maybe they are? How would I tell?
Can I save them?
Can I save them?
javaaddict- Posts : 60
Join date : 2012-02-14
Location : Central Ohio
Re: what's happening to my tomato plants?
What's your weather like?
elliephant- Posts : 842
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Age : 48
Location : southern tip of Texas zone 9
Re: what's happening to my tomato plants?
It's most likely just transplant shock... hold the water and give it a few more days. If you are expecting a frost in the night cover it up to protect it. Tomatoes do not survive frost.
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Re: what's happening to my tomato plants?
camprn wrote:It's most likely just transplant shock... hold the water and give it a few more days. If you are expecting a frost in the night cover it up to protect it. Tomatoes do not survive frost.
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UnderTheBlackWalnut- Posts : 559
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Location : Springfield (central), IL, on the line between 5b and 6a
Re: what's happening to my tomato plants?
Thanks all!
It's gotten into the upper 40's here, but not close to a frost. They were outside in those same conditions before I transplanted them.
Transplant shock...you'd think going into that much good soil they'd be happy! lol
It's gotten into the upper 40's here, but not close to a frost. They were outside in those same conditions before I transplanted them.
Transplant shock...you'd think going into that much good soil they'd be happy! lol
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