Please someone… what are these in my tomato plants. They grew overnight. Should I pluck or replant?
Please someone… what are these in my tomato plants. They grew overnight. Should I pluck or replant?
As for this, I can’t be sure because it’s not a sharp photo, but could be tomato stem bumps, which is normal, means the plants is looking for more space to spruce more roots. But from the picture here I’m not sure, is it airy? Is it powdery? Is it hard?
0 Mi piaceThose are mushrooms that are breaking down organic matter and also appear because the soil is abundantly moist. Not harmful. You can take them out if you wish.
1 mi piaceOkay got it, thank you for the information!!
1 mi piaceI started potting them in containers but it may be time for me to move them to a bigger pot now if I’m following you correctly
1 mi piaceProbably time to replant, yes. Don’t let it grow too high, keep it trimmed so she grows to the sides. I’m about to plant my 3rd tomato plant and learning from my other mistakes, I didn’t trim them well 🤣
0 Mi piaceAwesome. I am literally just trying my best. I just lost my cantaloupe and watermelon plant to gummy stem blight I think. So my tomatoes and pepper plants are on hospital watch… lol. I will pot them this weekend and I guess watch a video on how to trim them properly… thank you so much for this information. I really appreciate it!
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