Member discussion regarding the methods, varieties and merits of growing tomatoes.
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September 12, 2012 | #15 | |
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Stems turning brown is not the only symptom that one should see with Fusarium, nor vascular problems. Riceke, the picture of the affected foliage shows leaves that are curled over so I haven't seen any indication of Septoria or Early Blight (A. solani) or either Bacterial Speck or Bacterial Spot, which are the four most common foliage diseases, simply b'c I can't see spread out leaves. But if there were spots on the foliage I think that B would have called that to the attention of others. IN addition, the foliage diseases don't cause wilting of leaves. And I'll bow out on the russet mite discussion b'c I have never seen it and could only comment from what I read online. I Do know that Russet Mites are quite common in CA, but didn't know they could also be a problem in TX. I just got finished doing a bunch of bills, leaving the School tax biggie one for next week, so time to go out to the LV and relax a bit.
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