Question
I have grown tomato's in the past and always had great plants. But, this year, my plants started out looking good, and i have blooms, but the some of my leaves are shrivling up, which is also affecting my blooms and so far i have no tomato's. I have sprayed for black dusty mold, which i see a little and i have sprayed for bugs, which i have seen none. I have fed them and they have had plenty of water and sun. What could be causing this. The blooms start out looking really good, i know i am going to get tomato's and i go out there and all of a sudden parts of the plant will be shriveled up, not the whole plant either. Any advice.??
Thank-you

Answer
Tammy:

Look very closly on the back of the leaves for mites.

I think that your plants have a fungus. You should ask for a general purpose fungicide and spray them. There is also a limited chance that you may have nemotodes on the roots.

Best wishes.

Don