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Hi
I'm a complete newbie to this site and to gardening! I grew my seedlings from seed indoors on a sunny windowsill. My tomato seedlings are now about 7 weeks old and I have planted most of them outdoors in a raised bed. I acclimatised them for 1 week, but it was quite windy at the time. I'm wondering if the leaves have turned dry and papery and gone white because of the wind and too much sun? Are they wind/sun burnt? Do you think I have anything to worry about as the majority of leaves are healthy and green? Should I just pick off the affected leaves? Here are the photos are my affected leaves: http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo...eat=directlink http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo...eat=directlink I would really appreciate any advice as I can't find the answer in any book or online! Many thanks Mandy x |
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