Two of my tomato plants have problems. The leaves are curling up.

Elliot · June 23, 2009

could this problem with root rot? It has been raining non stop for the past 20 days around here. If so, what can I do?

Elliot

Long Island, New York

kymaterjuice · June 29, 2009

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Originally Posted by Elliot

could this problem with root rot? It has been raining non stop for the past 20 days around here. If so, what can I do?

Elliot

Long Island, New York

Hi Elliot,
I am having the same problem that you are I think. several of my tomato plants are looking wilted with the leaves curling up. We too have had plenty of rain here in Kentucky. I hope someone can help us wth this problem. I will try to post some pictures showing the problem I am having with these plants.

kymaterjuice · June 29, 2009

Here is some photos of my leave curling wilting problems.

WVTomatoMan · June 30, 2009

Based on the pictures from kymaterjuice my call would be Leaf Curl. Assuming there aren't aphids or some other issue I would say the wet conditions would be the culprit. I also saw Leaf Roll in one of the pictures. That is because the roots and foliage are out of synch.

Good luck.

Randy

p.s. BTW, kymaterjuice, your avatar looks yummy.

kymaterjuice · July 2, 2009

Thank you for the informaton and also for the compliment on my avatar. Yes the tomato juice is yummy. I usually can about 100 quarts every year. People that have tasted it say it is the best they have had. Take care now.

KMJ

June 23, 2009	#1
Elliot Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Hicksville, New York Posts: 503	Two of my tomato plants have problems. The leaves are curling up. could this problem with root rot? It has been raining non stop for the past 20 days around here. If so, what can I do? Elliot Long Island, New York

June 30, 2009	#4
WVTomatoMan Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: West Virginia - Zone 6 Posts: 594	Based on the pictures from kymaterjuice my call would be Leaf Curl. Assuming there aren't aphids or some other issue I would say the wet conditions would be the culprit. I also saw Leaf Roll in one of the pictures. That is because the roots and foliage are out of synch. Good luck. Randy p.s. BTW, kymaterjuice, your avatar looks yummy.

July 2, 2009	#5
kymaterjuice Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 37	Thank you for the informaton and also for the compliment on my avatar. Yes the tomato juice is yummy. I usually can about 100 quarts every year. People that have tasted it say it is the best they have had. Take care now. KMJ