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  • #16
    The compost VC, i watered a few a little ( well a lot ) too much and their obviously suffering from it. Dont think wet leaves will help too much either though like you say.
    Yea thanks Nick, i know mine are dripping, just wondered if the op had done the same.
    Last edited by jackarmy; 17-04-2018, 06:46 PM.

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    • #17
      no problem - you can always put them on a radiator for an hour or so to dry out if you're worried.

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      • #18
        My tomatoes look exactly the same, mine have been grown indoors but i think it's down to the cold nights

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        • #19
          Norty boy, jack.

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          • #20
            You know what! I have edged my bets this year with Tomatoes, waiting for the strange outstretched cold spring to come to pass and have not sown a single main crop seed as yet!

            I may come to regret it!

            But as Charles Downing as only just sown his 1st week in April, and he's in Dorset I'm not too worried yet!

            The idea being, I am sick of sowing them early and then having to nurse them till the weather progresses, this way they will get sown, germinate within 7 to 10 days, get pricked out left to grow on for a few weeks, and be ready for their final position 2nd, 3rd week in May without a single check in growth!

            Well that's the idea!

            We'll see!

            But must admit I will have to get my finger out sometime soon!
            "Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad"

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