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Old August 16, 2016   #15
l_madu
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Originally Posted by Ed of Somis View Post
One thing I see right off the bat...your lower leaves have not been pruned off. Most of us prune off the lowers because most fungal tomato diseases start because of lower leaves being splashed while watering. Try that. Also, moisture meters are very cheap ($10)...and they work really well. Take the guesswork away from your watering.
thanks for responding! i pruned the lowest leaves but maybe i didn't go up high enough? what's an ideal height that you'd recommend? i did purchase a cheap meter off amazon, but was honestly not sure it was working...after watering it still showed that it was on the dry side so i assumed it was inaccurate/poorly made... but maybe i'm just underestimating how much water tomatoes REALLY need
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