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you need to give them more room,grow bag is needed when you water use warm water or rain waterrain is best if not warm water grow bag will help if the plant is say 2 inch in a 4ins pot it will take time to grow put 4 or 5 in a big grow bag it will need light and heat don't put in pots

After one month from sowning of tomato plant

Reasons Why Tomato Plants Leaves Turn Yellow

Tomato leaf symptoms Diagnostic Key

Yellow Tomato Leaves and Epsom Salts

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Tomato plants tend to develop blossom-end rot when they receive uneven amounts of moisture. For example, plants that go from being too dry to too wet, then back, are susceptible to the disease. To prevent this, water your tomatoes regularly. Removing affected fruit can prevent blossom-end rot from spreading to new tomatoes. Tomato plants need 1 inch of water per week, on average.



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Usually fungus. You need to plant tomatoes where the sun will dry the overnight dew quickly each day. Don't water at night (water in the morning). Try to water the soil and not the leaves.

Ask your nursery for a fungicide (or if something else is causing yellow leaf in your area). They will know and guide you.

Best set to pull off the dead/yellow leaves to limit cross contamination and spread of the fungus/mold.

Not a router related question, but I grow tomatoes as well. It happens when the tomato develops from the flower on the plant. It is a natural process which factory grown (and tasteless) tomatoes generally do not feature. As the tomato expands, due to plentiful water, the skin might not grow as fast since it needs an adequate amount of sunlight to both help the tomato's skin to develop and to eventually turn red. it is very common but sometimes if the tomatoes are left on the plant too long, those rings tend to split open, even if you think the tomato is still too small to be harvested. once tomatoes are nice and red, pick them rather than waiting for them to get bigger, because they will bust at their seams. You can even pick partially red tomatoes and let them sit on the window sill in the sun to have them compturn red.....now about the router issue.....

If they are the indeterminant sort, one plant is just the thing. If they are determinant, then you may have room for additional plants ,as they will not keep adding to their mass. Happy gardening:)
Farmerbear at FixYa.com

Hi,

Sounds like it could be Nitrogen defficiency ..
"Nitrogen deficiency:Very slow growth of plants, followed by progressive pale green color moving from tip and young leaves back to more mature leaves. Leaves are small, thin, perhaps with purple veins. Stems eventually brown and dry off. Flower buds yellow and drop. Apply N immediately"All you ever wanted to know about tomatoes but were too afraid to ask: http://home.earthlink.net/~shelly.johnson/tomato.html

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