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Hello Team,
I noticed that a few of my tomato plant leaves turned yellow as seen in the pics. Is that something to worry? Am I overdoing anything? Please advise the necessary steps that I should take immediately.
Best regards
Balaji.
Hello @balaji27.
Thanks for providing those photos of your tomato leaves. Gives our experts @Noelle, @mich1972 and @EricL a better idea of what may be going wrong and aid them in diagnosing any issues.
Also in case you haven't, I recommend reading the guide How to grow tomatoes from seed to harvest by horticulturalist @Adam_W. It includes an excellent video which you might find handy as you grow your tomato plants.
Akanksha
Hi @balaji27,
Your tomato plants are looking relatively healthy. Nice work! Yellowing of older leaves can be a sign of nutrient deficiency but yours look very good. Compare them to the leaves shown in this discussion: What's wrong with my tomato plants? That discussion also contains plenty of expert advice from Workshop members.
The step-by-step guide How to grow tomatoes from seed to harvest should also be helpful for your tomato growing adventure.
Jason
Thanks Jason. I have read through the other thread, very helpful.
As mentioned over there, I reckon the ones turned yellow in my plant are older leaves as my plant grown taller now and most of them are at the bottom closer to the soil that are yellow.
I will ensure to add required nutrients.
Best regards
Balaji.
Thanks mich1972. Would you please advise the correct fertiliser for the tomato plant? I will ensure to add the fertiliser regularly.
Best regards
Balaji.
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