The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly | Wilting Disease
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
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I'm sorry about the wilting. I agree on putting new tomato plants elsewhere. It is cool to see the little babies.
Learned something today I would have assume it needed to be watered and drowned it, so thanks for sharing this information....
Ugh. This happens to me every year. Only the tomatoes in pots grow well. I discovered it was because of my black walnut trees. It's the juglone that the tree put out. Anyway, that might be what's happening for you. Even raises beds arent safe. Tomatoes in 5 gallon buckets for me from now on.
One more thing working against us. 🥴 Thanks for the info. 🙂
I've never heard of this what causes it?
This happened to a section of my tomatoes and tomatillos last summer! I thought they were thirsty but it became clear that was not the case and they never recovered. Your video is the first I've seen mention the same condition. Do you know what causes it?
I hate this disease! I did a Google search on bacterial wilt and learned quite a bit of info: It lives in soil, and it thrives in warm temps (85° and up) and highly moist soil content.
@@GeauxGrow Oooooh. Bacterial wilt! I didn't put 2 and 2 together. Thanks so much for sharing this info!! I had an unseasonably cool summer last year, so the hot temps may not apply in my case, but soil definitely holds onto moisture because it's heavy clay. I def need to do more research. Thanks again!!
The garden continues to challenge us daily. There’s always a new worry popping up bugs-disease-water…🪴