Hi every1..I am new to this site and I have tomatoes n tomatillos growing under lites..they r about 4 weeks old n growing great...already transplanted 1x and used a teeny tiny amount of fertilizer..but now a week later after lots of growth tomato leaves seem flimsy to droopy even though soil is moist...is this a root issue...has any1 out there used H202 (Hydrogen Peroxide) to add oxygen to help roots use water...?? Any advice would be appreciated..
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I will see if I can help the drainage with another small hole in bottom of cups...and I do not think that they are dampening off b/c they are growing pretty well with lots of new leaves...just the leaves feel limpy and soft..I am going to water them with a 1/2 cup of Hydrogen Peroxide mixed with a gallon of water solution to help with air circulation...I will see if that improves the situation...any other advice I appreciated..
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