Tomato plant diseases

Here's how to keep your tomato plants healthy and productive, including what to do about leaf spots, wilts, and other tomato plant diseases.

If you’ve ever grown tomatoes before, you’re probably familiar with tomato leaf problems. You might have noticed your tomato plant leaves turning yellow, brown, or getting spots. SO WHAT CAUSES THESE TOMATO PLANT PROBLEMS? We all love the flavor of a home

The tomato plant is one such vegetable that almost all gardeners try to grow once in their lifetime. This easy-to-grow plant is susceptible to certain pests and infections that can cause problems in your garden. Read on to learn how to treat and manage tomato plant diseases. To prevent tomato plant diseases, follow some simple steps such as rotating the plant, pinching off the leaves, mulching, providing sufficient air movement, choosing disease-resistant varieties, and companion planting...

Tomato leaves commonly turn white when they are stressed out. Learn about the possible causes of white white tomato leaves on Tomato Geek.

Don't ignore the warning signs. Tomato Plant Leaves Curling is a sign the plant is stressed. Follow this guide to find out what is wrong and fix the problem.

Have unhealthy, diseased tomato plants but don’t know how to fix them? Here’s a list of some of the most common tomato plant diseases and treatments.

Learn how to control common tomato plant diseases like tomato wilt, blight, rot, and others.

Yellow leaves with brown spots on tomatoes are usually the symptom of early blight. Do this and you can save your plant and yield a harvest of tomatoes!

Read this post if you have been wondering how often to water tomato plants to ensure you water your tomatoes correctly.