[MrsR]

My mother in law gave me some tomato plants, they are about 3 foot in size with the odd tiny green tomato but as I've no greenhouse, etc to put them in they've been outside - is this why they are dying cause of the wind and rain?

[WG.]

Were they hardened off?

[MrsR]

Eh ?

[MrsR]

Eh ?

[splodger]

are they in small pots?

[MrsR]

Medium pots

[splodger]

they may be potbound - and / or the compost might not have enough nutrients in it - if fruit are setting - have you tried feeding them?

[GrannieAnnie]

Blight???  Like most of us seem to have?

[flowergirl]

no one at my plot has any tomatoes but the ones in the communial garden where i live are grow against a wall and are thriving so may be the wind etc

[jackiestagg]

Heh heh
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Thought this was going to be a piccy of your tomatoes...probably got blight if they are outside . Mine have gone down with it today..ho hum.

[CJ]

got home from work yesterday to find that 50% of my toms had turned brown.  Just see on this site that it looks very much like Tomato blight.  What causes it - is it too much of the rain we have been having?  How can I avoid it in future.  By the way, toms are growing outside in growbag - never had the problem before.  So disappointing

[diggerjoe]

I've been lucky  so far with toms variety black cherry - I put some in the lottie and to protect them fenced them off with chicken wire covered in fleece about 2ft 6ins high. I never bothered to take the chicken wire fence away and they are growing really well the same variety at home are taking over - fruit is still small and green but hope this sunshine will bring them on.  

[wildeone]

My tomatoes aren't doing so well i've on got 1 bunch of flowers on each plant and i think they're pot bound!! Will i kill them if I repot them now??

[Aunt Sally]

What size pots are they in ?

[wildeone]

20cm pots  :oops: