Why have some of the trusses on my tomato plants turned a goldy brown colour whilst they were still very small.
By Halliwell
North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
The other trusses seem fine it is just a few of them. I am not sure what variety they are as my granddaughter grew them from seed.
- 6 Aug, 2009
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No the main stems are very healthy looking green colour
6 Aug, 2009
Have other tomatos developed normally? I'm just thinking it might be a variety that produces yellow tomatoes - I've grown those before, they're bright yellow rather than red in colour when ripe.
6 Aug, 2009
Yes all the others have developed normally
6 Aug, 2009
I can only think of blight then.....more likely if they are outdoors than indoors.
6 Aug, 2009
Sounds like blight to me...
6 Aug, 2009
Are the ones going brown in very strong sunlight?.
7 Aug, 2009
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Previous question
Could be blight. This is caused by damp and warm weather. The rain can splash the fungal spores onto other tomato plants. Are the main stems of the plant starting to go brown or black in places?
6 Aug, 2009