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Can anyone identify why my courgettes and tomatoes have took a turn for the worse? Are they worth salvaging or should I start again? The courgettes were fine till I put them in the blowaway while the weather was nice! I brought them back in overnight. They have been a little crowded on the windowsill.
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As they are courgettes and toms I would set another round of seed, as a back up. Plenty of time yetPotty by name Potty by nature.
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Did they dry out while they were in the sun? They should recover.
Oops, only looked at the middle pic. Yes. I'd start some more off.Last edited by Scarlet; 20-04-2016, 07:59 PM.Comment
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They didn't seem too dry and it's only the odd set of leaves that have wilted like that, other ones look nice and healthy. I'll start more off anyway, think I was a bit eager this year and ended up with too many seedlings to take care of!Comment
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Looks like hot, humid conditions created in the blowaway has cooked the leaves.Location ... NottinghamComment
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How big is the tomato plant & is this just on the bottom leaves? I wonder if the plant has enough good leaves just remove those ones?Location : EssexComment
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I agree with Mr Bones. Looks like they've been cooked.Comment
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