Yellow Leaves on Tomato Plants...What to Do
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http://www.JoyfulTomato.com/blog - When Yellow Leaves on Your Tomato Plants Occurs, this video will explain the critical steps you needed to take right away...
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urine is full of nitrogen... just dilute 15 or 20 to 1 with water
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poor sound quality, please up the volume of sound.
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very useful thanks!!
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Epson salt
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If you are growing tomatoes hydroponically you can add nitrogen by using CaNO3
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First of all, love the comment "Ben stein" all I can say is "Beuler??". Anyway, second love the comment about rain, I was worried til I saw that. We've been blasted with rain here in the Midwest, so.. Need to miracle gro it I guess. Thnx for advices..
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How about bat guano, it has a lot of nitrogen, and a minor amount of P and K. I think the same with blood meal as well. Manure is kind of hard and stinky to add to container grown tomatoes. There is a video here that say yellow leaves on cucumbers can be fixed with epsom salt/magnesium, so Im guessing that might help with tomatoes as well.
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Ben Stein?
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How do add nitrogen to your tomatoes if your growing them hydroponicly
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thanks alot
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for aphids you can just spray the plant with diluted dish washing soap. or plain water itself it works fine. i tried regular water it worked for one type of aphid then i got white flies and tried dish washing soap diluted with water.
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Thank you
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@marshallhenderson81 As he said check the soil, make sure it is not too wet as well, too much water can cause the same problems. But rain can also wash away nutrients.
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