Unfortunately, tomato plants can be susceptible to a fair few diseases, a number of which can turn leaves yellow,' Morris explains. 'Some of the most common diseases that might turn your tomato ...

If your flush was successful, you should see healthier, new foliage begin to emerge at the top of your plants. Some diseases can cause the yellowing of tomato leaves as well. Early blight ...

Tomato plants can be susceptible to foliar leaf diseases. The key to preventing the disease is to help the plant stay as dry as possible. K-State Extension Ample rainfall this year has been a ...

Brown patches and sickly leaves can mean pests and diseases. At this time of year ... To prevent blossom end rot and splitting, water your tomato plants regularly, he advises.

Lastly, fungal diseases are usually ... The effects look like yellowing, wilted leaves and stunted growth, which will eventually kill your tomato plants. Your plants don’t need to be right ...

Septoria (Septoria lycopersici)- presents as small black or brown spots on the lower leaves and the lower leaves yellow ... the disease. Refrain from planting the same family group plants ...

We have also had the perfect weather for a few tomato diseases to start ... and the leaves turn yellow and drop. The fungus overwinters on the leaves and plant debris so clean up is important.

Although yellowing tomato leaves is one problem ... which can be managed through insecticide oils and soaps. The Texas Plant Disease Diagnostic Laboratory can help with identification and ...

which can quickly devour the foliage on tomato plants. Evidence of fungal diseases, such as yellowing, browning, and withering leaves on the lower portion of the plant, will require the removal ...

Many diseases ... tomato plants, try to not let foliage get wet during irrigation and space tomato plantings to allow for air circulation. Trim off and dispose of infected branches and leaves ...