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Old April 24, 2019   #16
b54red
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It looks like iron deficiency to me. I get it on some of my tomatoes every year and use a mild spray with a little cheated iron in it. Plants usually grow out of it as long as it isn’t too severe; if it is it will soon turn the new growth white and it will die.

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