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Klttrlh

OK, so this is a saladette tomato plant store-bought at this size I’ve only had it, today will be the third day and just since this morning I have noticed some kind of white powdery texture on some of the leaves. This morning, the leaves looked a little wrinkly, but it’s much worse this evening It almost looks like overspray from spray paint, but if I rub it with my finger, it rubs away and the leaves are starting to look almost wrinkly and really dry, and also on one of the leaves there’s discoloration and a spot that looks burnt. I’ve been watering as directed , It’s been getting alot of direct sunlight. I put it in the garage at night with my other seedlings , We don’t keep cars in there. Is there something I need to do or is this tomato plant sick? Please helppp

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  1. Heather

    It is tricky to tell from these pictures. Could be powdery mildew based on your description (but if so, it is not a bad case of it yet). I also see a bit of what looks like sunburn. I would keep it away from your other plants and bottom water only. If it is powdery mildew you can spray with milk.

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    • Klttrlh

      Thank you!

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  2. Heather

    Overall you want to keep your tomato leaves dry as much as possible. ;-)

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