Hi all,
We just had several days of high 90s heat in the northeast, interspersed with thunderstorms. I have a “blue berry” cherry tomato seedling that seems to have permanently wilted and growth has stunted. It’s not quite dead and I’m hoping it can be saved. For comparison, a gardeners delight tomato that was planted at the same time is thriving and now three times the size of the blue berry.
Any suggestions on what I might do to save it?
Thanks
Andrew
We just had several days of high 90s heat in the northeast, interspersed with thunderstorms. I have a “blue berry” cherry tomato seedling that seems to have permanently wilted and growth has stunted. It’s not quite dead and I’m hoping it can be saved. For comparison, a gardeners delight tomato that was planted at the same time is thriving and now three times the size of the blue berry.
Any suggestions on what I might do to save it?
Thanks
Andrew