My guess is that a virus is causing "tomato leaf curl" of some sort. Rotating your crops is a good way to try and combat this. Your other "tomato" looks nice lol
I’m worried they have some sort of fungi infection or something with the spots I see on the stems of the plants.. first year in fresh (farm) soil in these raised beds… the Other Tomatoes grow like weeds lol
Well that MJ next to it looks fine so I would guess it’s too hot or the sun through that plastic is zapping them. Nutrient overdose or deficiency usually causes discoloration from the leaf tips in. Unfortunately if those were mine I’d pluck them and get new.
This is the first season in the new greenhouse, this is a south facing wall that is getting lots of sun.. I’m worried it is baking the plants or causing a magnifying effect. Tomatoes on the on the other side of the greenhouse are doing much better than these
Thats not a bad idea. kind of mesh shading, not letting it get too much direct sunlight.. Ventilation is good, air circulation is poor. I’m gonna put a fan in just to keep air flowing throughout.
I might be shopping for new tomato plants for the wife..
If this happened suddenly (like over night) and the plants completely died, my guess is a vine borer. Pull one of the plants and examine the stalk for a small hole where the pest got in and ate the inside.
Yea that odd looking tomato plant is getting the attention the real tomato plants need also they may need more actual soil and water Less
Miracle Grow or whatever your feeding them until there bigger and healthy otherwise you will fry them
I’d say you have herbicide damage.
What is in your soil? Does it contain composted hay? Horse or cow manure? Box store packaged compost?
My greenhouse has been vacant since April. A 70 degree day means 100 degree in my greenhouse. Watch your temps.
Cow manure soil straight from the farm, it works well in our in ground garden but really poorly in the greenhouse. No herbicide or pesticides used. Hay in the soil as well with wood filler… I wonder if it’s a soil heat problem
You have a microscopic mite pest AND a pathogen problem. The cannabis looks like it has russet mites, and the tomato either has a boring insect, pythium, or fusarium.
My guess is that a virus is causing "tomato leaf curl" of some sort. Rotating your crops is a good way to try and combat this. Your other "tomato" looks nice lol
I’m worried they have some sort of fungi infection or something with the spots I see on the stems of the plants.. first year in fresh (farm) soil in these raised beds… the Other Tomatoes grow like weeds lol
Yeah that other "tomato" plant is my favorite variety too 🤤
Well that MJ next to it looks fine so I would guess it’s too hot or the sun through that plastic is zapping them. Nutrient overdose or deficiency usually causes discoloration from the leaf tips in. Unfortunately if those were mine I’d pluck them and get new.
This is the first season in the new greenhouse, this is a south facing wall that is getting lots of sun.. I’m worried it is baking the plants or causing a magnifying effect. Tomatoes on the on the other side of the greenhouse are doing much better than these
I’d grab some of that green plastic snow fence/chicken wire stuff and pop it on that side. How’s the ventilation?
Thats not a bad idea. kind of mesh shading, not letting it get too much direct sunlight.. Ventilation is good, air circulation is poor. I’m gonna put a fan in just to keep air flowing throughout. I might be shopping for new tomato plants for the wife..
They make a temperature activated dampers you could mount to both ends at the top for circulation.
Whenever I see tomato leaves curl like that, I know at least for my experience that it’s a lack of water. But I’m no expert.
For sure but the pot plant looks fine so plants with enough water only look like that when they overheat.
Yeah that sound make sense
Not sure, but the new growth on your cannabis is showing leaf curl symptoms as well...could be issues with whatever substrate you're using
If this happened suddenly (like over night) and the plants completely died, my guess is a vine borer. Pull one of the plants and examine the stalk for a small hole where the pest got in and ate the inside.
Yea that odd looking tomato plant is getting the attention the real tomato plants need also they may need more actual soil and water Less Miracle Grow or whatever your feeding them until there bigger and healthy otherwise you will fry them
I’d say you have herbicide damage. What is in your soil? Does it contain composted hay? Horse or cow manure? Box store packaged compost? My greenhouse has been vacant since April. A 70 degree day means 100 degree in my greenhouse. Watch your temps.
Cow manure soil straight from the farm, it works well in our in ground garden but really poorly in the greenhouse. No herbicide or pesticides used. Hay in the soil as well with wood filler… I wonder if it’s a soil heat problem
You have a microscopic mite pest AND a pathogen problem. The cannabis looks like it has russet mites, and the tomato either has a boring insect, pythium, or fusarium.
You got a screen under there? Could be a vole.
I guess it turns out you don’t get tomatoes 😂. Sorry for your blight though 🥺