Our tomatoes have this problem that is in pics. White leaf veins, then white leaves, then brown then dead. Plants still alive and fruits are fine. I cant fine this on google. White veins is something lemons get. I dont know if they have a deficciency or a disease. https://trademe.tmcdn.co.nz/photoserver/full/362454156.jpg
Mine are like that too. I think it's some kind of fungus/blight. I'm not too worried as the fruit is okay and still ripening.
milkybar4,
Feb 6, 11:46pm
Yea same im just curious. Its not all plants. Two are healthy as but all the tomatoes are different types
peter148,
Feb 8, 2:38am
check for small green caterpillars on the underside of the leaves
lythande1,
Jul 15, 5:43am
Iron chlorosis in plants is normally cause by one of four reasons. They are:
Soil pH is too high Soil has too much clay Compacted or overly wet soil Too much phosphorus in the soil
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