Tomato plants wilting??

[darcyvuqua]

I'm thinking about binning these the more I think the more it seems to be more logical!

[veggiechicken]

I have been asked this before. Mine were given to me by a friend who bought masses of them to bring on palm tree seedlings. I think the last time the subject came up 2Sheds found something similar but of a lighter build. Hopefully she will see this and point you in the right direction.

Potty

Thanks. I was more curious than anything as I hadn't seen their like before. I'm very happy with my yogurt pots (also brilliant for brassicas!).

Here ya go!!
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...tml#post965912

[Bigmallly]

I'm thinking about binning these the more I think the more it seems to be more logical!

Why bin them?........Just remove the damage leaves & I'm sure they will pick up.

[Kristen]

I think they may also be called "Tall Toms"

Nah, not Tall Toms but rather "Long Toms"

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[darcyvuqua]

Why bin them?........Just remove the damage leaves & I'm sure they will pick up.

Really how long would you give them?

[Ja9]

I agree, give them a week or so and you should see if they pick up.seems a shame to start from scratch

[Tadpole123]

I think they're too wet. Remove one from the pot and I bet the soil near the stem is wet with poor root growth. If I'm right, carefully remove some of the wet soil and replace with dryer compost. They should perk up within a week. I'd also plant them as deep as possible in their pot.

[darcyvuqua]

Ok so I watered them and put them under the lights they seem a little more perky

[Potstubsdustbins]

Toms are fairly hard to kill unlike cumbers. In the past when I have had trouble I have cut off the leader put it through the milk bottle and had a new plant in no time.

Potty