Part of taking good care of your tomato plants means keeping an eye out for diseases caused by fungi, bacteria, and viruses such as leaf spots and blights. Temperature, nutrient levels, and moisture levels can also cause problems that can ruin your harvest... You can keep these potential problems from destroying your tomatoes by familiarizing yourself with their symptoms and using a few simple strategies to keep diseases at bay. With a little effort on your part, your plants can stay healthy and productive all season long.
From the editors at Better Homes & Gardens, here are tips for keeping your tomatoes healthy this summer, and importantly, what to do about common tomato problems like leaf wilt and leaf spots, bottom rot, and more. Comments are closed.
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