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leaf that black start to worrying me. I know some of my tomato are showing some magnesium deficiency could be the same for this tomato? Unfortunately they are outside due to big problem with the greenhouse (bought last year at a bargain price at b&q but found out that the glass are all broken)and the weather as been quite rubbish here so what can I blame (I know I'm the first to be blame as well)? The soil had some compost about 3 inches(new raised bed and I only filled a bit ),
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Bit hard to see, but do they otherwise look healthy???
What variety is it?
I know the cherry kumquat tomato has black leaves- so maybe others do????
here- this is the cherry kumquat leaf..
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I know we are in June but it is cold outside this year!early in the season, sometimes the leaves turn purple when it is still cold outside. This is a phosphorus deficiency. This never happens in June or later when it is warm but more in May if you plant early and it is still cold outside.
If you are growing a purple or black variety of tomato your plant may have purple veins so don’t pull it unless it start to looks sick with the curly leaves and looks like it needs water.
tomatoes growing tips « giantveggiegardenerComment
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Is a cereza azul an Italian friend got them for a Spanish seed saver. I thought considers that over all look quite healthy I don't need to worry that much. But considered that I bought some epsom salt spraying the plant wouldnt harm them.Comment
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I forgot . I grow them In the past and the leaves look very dark green. Maybe this cloudy dull weather is responsible as well.Comment
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Most likely to be suffering from hypothermia. It's cold here and you are much further north.Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poetComment
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