I have a tomato plant (looks quite healthy generally) - it's nice cherry called F1 Chipano. Last year I had no problems at all with it but this year I see some strange spots on the leafs. Any idea what it might be? Looks like some viral stuff - can it be cured with neem oil or shall I just throw it to the bin? Regards.
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Tomato disease - help!
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I have a tomato plant (looks quite healthy generally) - it's nice cherry called F1 Chipano. Last year I had no problems at all with it but this year I see some strange spots on the leafs. Any idea what it might be? Looks like some viral stuff - can it be cured with neem oil or shall I just throw it to the bin? Regards.
I have a tomato plant (looks quite healthy generally) - it's nice cherry called F1 Chipano. Last year I had no problems at all with it but this year I see some strange spots on the leafs. Any idea what it might be? Looks like some viral stuff - can it be cured with neem oil or shall I just throw it to the bin? Regards.
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No unfortunately still no idea what was that. I've placed the same question on forum.gardenersworld.com and also nobody knew exactly. Only one person suspected mealy bug or viral.
I was really surprised how quickly the neem oil helped. I guess I will spray my tomatoes every 2 weeks this season - I have just a couple of plants in the pots - and see if they like it
Regards,
I was really surprised how quickly the neem oil helped. I guess I will spray my tomatoes every 2 weeks this season - I have just a couple of plants in the pots - and see if they like it
Regards,