Subj : Re: tomato plants
To   : Darkman Almighty
From : The Godfather
Date : Sat Mar 25 2023 19:06:42

 DA> I planted some tomato plants, by seed and they germinated and grew not
 DA> too bad. The first bit of greenery is healthy and now they are looking
 DA> like how a tomato should look.. but, some of the leafy bits are white in
 DA> color.. i dont think ive over watered? any ideas 

Hope I'm not replying too late.  Where are these growing?  Indoors in small seed start containers, within an indoor greenhouse, a windowsill?  This will be helpful info.

Usually white either means fungus / excess moisture, excessive sunlight causing scorching, or too little water which normally can be seen if the soil is "shrinking" away from their containers.   

Also, how tall are they?  As they grow it's a good practice to prune off any limbs that are growing too close to the soil.  As they mature, clearing out some of the inward growing limbs to allow for air circulation.  The more energy focused on good limbs, and not new growth, the more fruit the plant should produce.  

With that said, tomato plans are pretty low maintenance.  If our weather would ever improve, i look forward to getting our starts outdoors.  

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