Tomato Root knot nematode : Root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita which causes 11-35 % yield loss in Tomato. It can be spread through seedlings, planting materials, irrigation water and farm implements. Symptoms Above ground symptoms Stunted growth of the plants Disease appearance in patches under field conditions. Leaves show dwarfing, chlorosis, yellowing and retardation of growth. Plants show “Day wilting” symptoms Management : Nematodocide Velaum Prime - 500 ml / Acre . . . . . . . . #ud

Yellow tomato leaves signs 👇 Yellow leaves can be caused by a lot of things. 1. Too much nitrogen causes burning and yellowing on older leaves 2. Too little nitrogen causes yellowing of leaves 3. Cold temps can cause yellowing of leaves 4. Too much water (aka rain) can cause yellowing of leaves It's important to know your soil and conditions. In my case it's simply rain and cool temps, this will right itself this weekend and there's no need to take any action. These tomatoes don't need an egg p

🚨 Tomato Tuesday Tip 🍅 On indeterminate tomatoes I check for suckers and prune a few times a week. If I miss a sucker and it’s larger, I’ll go ahead and propagate it. I like to have “backup” tomato plants growing in case my plants get hit with wilt. If I don’t need them? I give them away to neighbors to grow in their gardens and spread the tomato love ♥️🍅 #tomatotiptuesday #tomatotuesday #gardentip #gardenhack #tomato #propogation #plantpropagation #kitchengardenrevival #kitchengarden #backya