Why are my tomato plants all of a sudden turning yellow?
Question:Can you help me save them? any suggestions!! Thanks
Answers:
I would bet you've been watering too much. It can come from too little water also, but usually springtime brings enough rain to cause over-watering as well. A fungus develops in the soil, and splashing water causes the fungus to spread to the leaves of the plant. It's best to remove the yellow leaves and avoid over-head watering of the tomato plants. Also, remove any grass or large weeds growing around the plants to ensure good air circulation. This will usually correct the problem.
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Julie---Julie---you need help---get to the doctor and have your eves checked. They are red. Julie--you planted yellow tomatoes.
Aphids (sp?), maybe. Get some live ladybugs, or my wife says that you can spray the plants with some water with a tiny amount of soap in it to treat for aphids.
to much water
Get some all purpose plant food Water soluble 20-20-20- works great
The nitrogrn will green them UP
Sometimes when a plant turns yellow it needs iron. If you have a slightly acidic soil you can just get some fertilizer that has some iron in it. If your soil is to basic you will need to do a liquid foliar application. Iron can't be taken up by plants roots if the soil PH is to high.
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