Hi tomato growers, thought I'd catch the wave on this new thread and maybe chat along.
Typically I start and grow all my tomatoes from seed, mostly heirlooms but a few OP hybrids every now and then.
This year I'm "Trying" to grow a tomato in a pot (usually they're all in the ground), it's a dwarf variety called Rosella Crimson. I say "Trying" because it started out pretty rough since something kept eating the leaves! At one point the plant was a little skeleton! I dug all around in the soil thinking there must be a cut worm in there somewhere but never could find one!!!
But I didn't give up! Put some of the chicken's oyster shell grit all over the top of the soil about an inch thick and now my little plant has new leaves.
It's a slow start but we'll see what happens!!
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