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What is wrong with this plant? #876971
Asked July 12, 2024, 12:36 PM EDT
Boulder County Colorado
Expert Response
Those sound like good first steps. A few questions:
- Are all the plants you describing tomato plants?
- What type of irrigation do you use (e.g., hose, dripline, sprinkler)?
- What is your watering schedule like (e.g., time of day and how often)?
- Are the plants in close proximity to each other? Are they receiving enough air circulation?
- Did the plants start showing symptoms when we were experiencing triple digit temperatures?
You are also welcome to stop by with your photos and/or some samples for better identification. Master Gardeners are available Mondays, Thursdays and most Fridays from 9:00am - 1:00pm. Samples can be dropped for diagnosis Monday - Friday from 8:00am - 4:00pm. The fee is $7/plant for Boulder County residents and takes 7-10 days for results.
Thank you for reaching out to the Boulder County Master Gardeners.
Best,
CSU Extension Boulder County Master Gardeners
Here are some additional resources regarding tomato plants:
Recognizing Tomato Problems - 2.949 - Extension (colostate.edu)
1834 – Common Tomato Problems – PlantTalk Colorado (colostate.edu)
1442 – Tomato Diseases – PlantTalk Colorado (colostate.edu)
Best,
CSU Extension Boulder County Master Gardeners