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Tomato Plants Dying
On Sep 3, 2:34 am, (Glenna Rose) wrote:
writes: Thanks for the straightforward answer. I tried my hardest not to get it on the plant, i did do a direct foam onto each weed and i was about an inch away from each weed when i sprayed, whereas my tomato plants were about 2' tall. so maybe it was another problem, or maybe my plants were really sensitive. either way, i've since pulled them and i'll try again. I am curious. If you are going to all that trouble to spray the weed, why don't you just pull it/them? It makes so much more sense to me to do that since you are taking the time anyway. Just for the record, it is a serious question, not a criticism. When I see weeds out there, I just start pulling them. They go great in the compost bin or into the chicken yard I guess there is a sort of therapy in pulling them up; if the area is freshly watered, it's so easy. Glenna I have done that, but like all americans i guess i wanted to take the lazy way out. didn't work out in my favor. from now on i'm pulling them. as i said, i'm a newbie to this. Only half of my 16 tomato plants died, and the other 8 are doing relatively well. |
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