Help! Problem!

sprtsguy76 · April 1, 2009

These are heart varieties growing in containers and I know the hearts are known for their wispy dropy foilage but...... If you look at the first picture the new leaf growth is upside down and very grayish ( not purple) on the undersides of the leaf. Its happening to a second plant in the second picture too. I have other tomato plants in the same mix doing fine. Temps here have been fine, low 50's at night and mid 70's during the day. Could this be a nutrient problem or is this a disease of some sorts or is this just hearts being hearts?

Damon

April 1, 2009	#1
sprtsguy76 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Santa Clara CA Posts: 1,125	Help! Problem! These are heart varieties growing in containers and I know the hearts are known for their wispy dropy foilage but...... If you look at the first picture the new leaf growth is upside down and very grayish ( not purple) on the undersides of the leaf. Its happening to a second plant in the second picture too. I have other tomato plants in the same mix doing fine. Temps here have been fine, low 50's at night and mid 70's during the day. Could this be a nutrient problem or is this a disease of some sorts or is this just hearts being hearts? Damon