Re: Tan spots
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- Subject: Re: Tan spots
- From: J* H* <j*@mail.airmail.net>
- Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 20:27:08 -0600
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Diana Mallea wrote: > > Hello All, > > I've started about 40 tomato plants (6 varieties) inside with Jiffy 7 > peat pellets. Most have now been transplanted into 4" peat pots. For a > while they were enclosed in homemade plastic tents. I opened the tents > about two weeks ago, so air could circulate (I started noticing white > fuzzy stuff on the soil surface). They live on sunny window sills. The > sizes range from 2" to approximately 6" tall. They are moist not wet > (now that the tents are open). I don't believe you have to worry about the white fuzzy stuff. Probably just mold due to the moisture. I have encountered this before. I just gently stir the surface dirt with a straw. Usually stops the growth. > > This morning I noticed some very pale tan spots starting to form on the > larger leaves of 3 of the San Remos. I haven't noticed this on any of > the others. These San Remos are also in close proximaty to each other. > I've isolated those three just in case its contageous. I look at all > the plants twice a day and this is the first time I have noticed this > coloration. Does anyone know what this is? Will it spread? Am I going > to loose my babies? Oh yes, this will be my first year square foot > gardening, hence the 40 plants. I wanted to fit as many as I could > within my two planting areas/gardens. I believe the tan spots are caused by the cooler air now being able to circulate around the young plants. They will adjust and should be fine. I know if I'm way off base here someone will jump in or at least express their opinion on the matter. > > Sorry for such a long note, but I wanted to give you all the facts. > Would appreciate any help you could give. > -- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX John Huff E-mail: jhu554@airmail.net Personal Web Page: http://web2.airmail.net/jhu554 Tom & Susan Schmidtke 3S Emu Ranch HC3, Box 1017; Bandara, TX 78003 210-796-7145
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