Herbicide drift might be more frequent than we think. Curled leaves often occur due to herbicide residuals in mulching material, compost, even horse manure. It's a serious issue for market gardeners in the USA and occasionally Britain. Thanks for a great post!
It is more frequent than we think and becoming more so. And I honestly don't get it. Or maybe I do. I've yet to see any real uptick with tomatoes, though.
Herbicide drift might be more frequent than we think. Curled leaves often occur due to herbicide residuals in mulching material, compost, even horse manure. It's a serious issue for market gardeners in the USA and occasionally Britain. Thanks for a great post!
It is more frequent than we think and becoming more so. And I honestly don't get it. Or maybe I do. I've yet to see any real uptick with tomatoes, though.
By crop rotation do you mean not growing tomatoes in that soil for a year? Or not growing them st all?
Yes, not growing tomatoes in the same place more than 1 year in a row. Sometimes 2 years, if the virus has been bad.