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TomatoTim

Gone With The Win

It's not been too hot nor too wet or too dry pics on diary

6/7/2018 10:04:24 PM

Master P

Ely Mn

I didn't see the pic yet,,,but all my plants have leave curl and don't really look that healthy because of all the heavy pruning of the plants.
Totally normal in my book.

6/8/2018 12:16:23 AM

Garden Rebel (Team Rebel Rousers)

Lebanon, Oregon

I went through the curling leaf panic attack at one time but realized there is nothing to worry about. I think pushing the plant beyond what the normal garden variety is causes it. When you grow a big tomato you will soon ignore the curled leaves.

6/8/2018 3:05:24 AM

bnot

Oak Grove, Mn

I saw the picture you posted tomatotim. That is leaf curl up. That is normal when trying to grow the giants. I think it is the high nutrient levels that we subject the plants to. It appears that there is some white powder on the plant. I am wondering what that is?

6/8/2018 6:33:46 AM

TomatoTim

Gone With The Win

Bnot, thats alittle 7 dust

6/8/2018 10:34:41 AM

wixom grower ( The Polish Hammer)

Wixom MI.

Your plants look good tim the leaves will curl like that when they thicken.don't forget to pick off those suckers. I see one on that plant ! :-)

6/8/2018 1:47:35 PM

Q Tip

Mn

I love me some leaf curl!

6/8/2018 4:10:39 PM

TomatoTim

Gone With The Win

I just got in some bioag full power humic acid should I give him a little bit as a foliar spray or soil drench

6/8/2018 7:56:10 PM

Porkchop

Central NY

What do the directions say?

6/8/2018 9:40:12 PM

TomatoTim

Gone With The Win

Garden rates 10-30 ml/Gal (1:100to300 dilution).....foliar 15-20 ml/gal... i just foliar sprayed with a tablespoon ane one teaspoon.....its bioag ful-power

6/8/2018 10:08:07 PM

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