Grainy white-silver-gray stuff curling leaves

[slowrolling]

So I've got something stunting one of my tomato plants, it's currently about half the size of all my others. It seems to be curling/tacoing all of my older leaves while it develops a grainy looking area around the edges of the leaves.

It ranges in color from a whiteish silver on some leaves to a darker gray on others.

PIC's attached.

[ObliqueAngles]

Spider mites.

See http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7405.html

[slowrolling]

hmm... put it under an x45 scope and didn't see any of them, but the damage does look similar to a few I found on google....

[stackhouse_kbtom]

are u talking about the fuzzy lint looking stuff? if it was spider mite webbing you definitely could see those if you look close without a scope because the time they put out webs there already pretty big and very visible to the naked eye... plus you would have spotting on the leaves and i don't see that... from what i can see looks like a fungus of some sort... i think its just the early signs of it though... hows the humidity where your @

[rnewste]

If you have spider mites, I would recommend commencing spraying the undersides of the leaves with this:



Available at SummerWinds in most of California.

Raybo

[slowrolling]

sprayed with some organic copper fungicide on these plants and they seem to be doing much better, so it was likely some type of fungus. However now I am dealing with some type of wilt on my other plants... not getting any breaks this year

[slowrolling]

Oh and humidity is usually a non-issue where I'm at.