tomato withering

 
Hello


I'm new to the forum, and new to gardening as well.
I tried growing tomato plants from seeds using a propagator. When they
were too big, I took them out and placed them on a window sill.


After a few days, I noticed some of the leaves are starting to wither
and dye.

Anybody knows why is that?


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Herve

 
most likely its just your cotyleons falling off.

This may help ID troubles:

http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/diagnostickeys/TomWlt/TomWiltKey=
.html

 

Tomatoes need mucho sunlight, and a soil temp of 70F - 85F.


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I've used propagators before. Not for tomatoes though.  But I've found most
plants need to adjust to the new environment outside the propagator. Because
you are taking away their humidity and most likely giving them more natural
light. On your window sill.  Also you didn't say what the light conditions
in the propagator are.   As they grew in a high humidity environment.
possible less light.      Barring nothing else is wrong.  The sun is burning
them, or the less humidity has dried the leaf edges out. They should pick up
after an adjustment period. The wilting leaves should be irrelevant.

Diesel.