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Help for Wilted Tomato Plants :(
My tomato plants had just started to flower, (Sungold and Early Girl)
and then BOOM! Now they've wilted with a strange twisted shape. (See photos at http://www.inhouzemusic.com/z) I suspect some kind of bacterial wilt. We had some rain the other day, and I understand water splashing on soil and onto the leaves can carry the disease. I'm not sure where the disease came from, as we had strawberries in this bed for the past few years. Sooo, my question is, where do I go from here? Are these plants definitely gonners? Luckily, I have several backup plants still in containers that look beautiful. Can I yank out the infected plants and plant these in their place? The only other place I have for them is in the same bed, the other half of a 4'x8' raised bed where I just harvested the garlic. Is there some way to eliminate the disease or reduce the plant's chances of getting infected again? Thanks. -Fleemo in Zone 9 |
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