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Talkback: Tomato leaf mould

Thanks soooo much for the advice here on tomatoes. we have suffered for the last three years with the growing of tomatoes. At the moment we have plants that have Blossom End Rot and also Leaf Mould. At least now we can get it right for next year by tenerifetel

24/05/2012 17:48:18

by Blondie3

Tomato Problems

I've had problems with my Rosada tomato plants this year, both in the greenhouse and in a raised bed in the veg garden. It's either leaf mould or tomato blight. Anyone else had problems this year - is it because of the wet summer??? I would by petehaskell

01/09/2012 16:01:09

by Italophile

tomatoes and mould

on your plants. There are a few different moulds tomato plants can get, a grey mould (Botrytis) and tomato leaf mould which causes brown purplish patches on the under sides of the leaves and yellow patches on the top, both of these can be caused by damp by ELLY

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16/03/2012 13:43:04

by ELLY

Talkback: Tomato blight

was speaking with a professional nurseryman who used Rockdust with alpines and Polyanthus. He noticed that where previously he had Botrytis [grey mould] enter the plant on dead leaf tissue and it would then spread to the living tissue, with the use of Rockdust by Sandercott

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28/11/2011 18:37:21

by Tom cerise | ChineseNameStamp

Bluebells- Spanish or English?

), always try to copy what happens in nature so try to give them some leaf mould or lighten the soil. If that doesn't work chuck on a half strength tomato food as a foliar feed. Good luck by Hollie- Hock

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21/04/2012 09:59:18

by shell007

Talkback: Tasty tomatoes

I have grown tomatoes in large pots outdoors and there is plenty of fruit but when should they ripen? I have already ripped up and binned three tomoato plants (Sungold) which had become infected with grey mould. The leaves turned crinkly and were by marybakers

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28/11/2011 18:29:46

by green fingers

Can unsterilized compost ever be used for tomatoes?

toms in containers with home made potting compost and leaf mould mixed into bought compost. And I always get zillions of tomato seedlings coming up in the garden when I've put my home made compost on the beds. They go back in the compost bin to return by purpleschnauzer

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02/06/2012 21:27:52

by Wessex Wellies

yellow spots on tomato leaves

.gardenersworld.com/forum/fruit-andamp-veg/tomato-leaf-problems---help/4527.html If not italiophile will be along at some time -he is the tomato guru Are these actual yellow spots, or a more general yellowing between the leaf veins? They are seperate fairly round by joanna macdonald

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15/07/2012 07:19:51

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Growing tomatoes: best tomatoes for flavour

to be Ferline for me again. I get blight badly here and the Ferline were hardly touched last year. Good tasting tomatoes & lots of them. JohnSouthWest – this problem-solving project on tomato leaf mould might help youGreenfingers – Gardener’s Delight is a good by Daniel Bolnei

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28/11/2011 18:43:13

by Mike Eagle

tomatoes

how long do tomato seeds take to germinate A week, 2 weeks maximum. Yes, that's about the average given the right sowing conditions. Some will germinate in a couple of days. Older seeds can take up to a month. I sowed 3 tomato types indoors and just by H7

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27/07/2012 19:50:07

by Italophile

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