Q&A – The bottom leaves on my tomato are yellow with no spots. Why?
Question:
The bottom leaves of my tomato plants are turning yellow. It doesn’t have any spots on the leaves, they are just yellow.
Answer:
This does not sound like a fungus or disease problem. It could be a fertilizer deficiency. A lack of nitrogen will make the leaves turn yellow, usually starting at the oldest and lowest. It could also be that the soil is too wet where they are growing.
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The bottom leaves of my tomato plants are turning yellow. It doesn’t have any spots on the leaves, they are just yellow.
Answer:
This does not sound like a fungus or disease problem. It could be a fertilizer deficiency. A lack of nitrogen will make the leaves turn yellow, usually starting at the oldest and lowest. It could also be that the soil is too wet where they are growing.
Related Videos:
Sidedressing Vegetables
Related Resources:
Growing tomatoes in home gardens
Growing Home Garden Tomatoes