My tomato plant is worrying me! I replanted it almost 2 months ago and keep it well watered and it has great sunlight outside, but the flowers are not budding and the leaves are yellowing. Also I think I may have let my dill grow to long…. Any tips?
Not an expert here, but 2 tips I’ve heard about tomatoes is 1) they shouldn’t be planted where you’ve had any nightshade (tomato, peppers, etc) growing before, and 2) they like higher soil acidity, seem to do well when you add things like eggshells and coffee/tea grounds! Best of luck - you have a lovely garden! :)
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Your tomato plant may be planted too close to your other plants. I had six tomato plants but three of them weren’t looking to good so I pulled them up. Now the three others aren’t yellow and are flowering good.
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I’m 100% convinced now as I see the very very light green pepper leaves. They should be super dark. You need Iron. Once you supply the iron and calcium watch them explode in growth. Iron calcium and potassium stat. Get them on their asap and it will thrive. Plants need their vitamins/minerals especially iron and calcium.
3 J'aime You can plant tomatoes and peppers together just have to keep soil nutrients up to proper levels.
1 j'aimeYes - just to follow up - the not planting thing I mentioned (above) is from season to season and has to do with sickness (similar plant species can give each other problems through soil)
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