If you notice a dry crack or burn on your tomatoes, your tomatoes might be going through sunscald. Fortunately, it is not a plant disease. So it would be easy to prevent your tomatoes from getting sunscald. Though tomatoes are sun-loving crops if directly exposed to the sun in excessively hot weather, they develop sunscalds….
Aphids are the most annoying tomato pests, which are tiny in size, have soft bodies, and are pear-shaped. They are very commonly spotted in organic gardens, and mostly green color aphids are spotted. They can infect almost all sorts of plants and cannot be easily removed from the garden. Stunted growth, curly or yellow leaves,…
Tomato Hornworms, one of the most circumcised diseases, are caused due to Manduca quinquemaculata, which can harm the nightshade family like tomatoes, potatoes, pepper, and eggplants. They are large caterpillars with horn-like tails which chew leaves and stems and sometimes chew holes in the fruits. It isn’t easy to spot them as they blend with…
Who doesn’t want to keep their tomato plant free of diseases? But they are very delicate plants and may catch serious disease and pests even if you neglect to care even a little. First, you must be proactive, so your healthy plants don’t catch any disease. You need to keep a close look at your…
At least for once you must have come across Powdery Mildew in your garden. But still, if you haven’t, then you are lucky! Gardeners like us become really frustrated to see Powdery Mildew in our gardens. The plants become inefficient to thrive due to this disease. Thus we need to inspect the reason for its…
When you see curling tomato plant leaves, you should know it’s a sign of sickness. It reflects the state of distress of your tomato plants and can happen for several reasons. It may be your watering style, soil quality, extremely low or high temperature, or sometimes pests attack on your tomato plants. If you take…