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Old June 15, 2008   #1
HakaiRah
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Default Black Tinged Foliage

Two of my tomato plants have a slight black ting on their leaves that has me a little worried. Since these two are still in pots I have them removed from the general population, and before I plant them I want to make sure it isn't anything major.

Any help is much appreciated.
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Old June 15, 2008   #2
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They look like they have been cold to me (the purpling along
the edges of the leaves and in the veins). I have an Earl's Faux
that looked like that for a few weeks after transplanting.
It was not in freezing temperatures, but it was not warm
either, for all but a couple of days. Highs mid-50s F, lows
mid-40s.

The bronze color seemed to be there to stay, and I pruned
those leaves off once the plant developed some new ones
that looked healthy all over. (Didn't seem to be contagious.)
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