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#322042 Jun 20th, 2010 at 01:16 PM
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hi pixie here again, need info about a better boy plant all leaves are rolled up into a ball. but producing fruit. anyone have any info what to do or why its doing this? also cucumbers leaves have yellow spots on them just started recently very hot here in md. could it be from watering the leaves? appreciate any reply


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Are the tomato leaves curling? Sometimes spiders will build nests in leaves. When you uncurl them you'll see the nest.

Spots are not good. It could be scorch, but it could be insects or disease. A photo would help. Different pests and diseases produce different looking spots.


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Leaf curling can come from so many things...too much moisture or too much nitrogen, aphids, it can also be from herbicide spray or the dreaded 'leaf curl virus'..check to see if you have purplish veins under your leaves for the virus.

Most times it's just damage from transplanting or the plant trying to conserve water..if so the plant will be fine. Even herbicide sprayed plants will usually make more leaves..

Seems like large staking tomato plants are more likely to have leaf curling.

As far as the cukes..it could be from the water on the leaves but also from a bacteria that alot of cucumber plants seem to end up with..you should water in early, early morning so your leaves have a chance to dry during the day.
Just keep an eye to see how it progresses, it could also be the starting of the dreaded Downy Mildew.



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