The leaves on my Amish Paste tomato plant are yellowing. It doesn't look like a typical fungal issue where there are circular spots so I'm not quite sure what the issue is. I have been cutting off the leaves as they yellow hoping to stop the spread but it just keeps spreading. The plant has almost no leaves at this point. Thankfully I have not seen anything similar on any of my other tomato plants.
Mine were doing the same thing. Erin at Garden Now Think Later said it could be a magnesium deficiency. I fertilized and it got better. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteThat's weird. I couldn't begin to guess what's going on.
ReplyDeleteLooks like iron/nitrogen problems. this website might help you pin point it; http://customers.hbci.com/~wenonah/min-def/list.htm
ReplyDeleteso Vanessa how did you treat this yellow leaves problem ?
ReplyDeleteEpsom salt! It adds the natural magnesium back to the soil and in as little as a week you'll see the leaves start to green back up. I'd use a tablespoon of it dissolved in a jug of water. Good luck! :)
ReplyDelete