Yes Danny the same thing is happening with our tomatoes. Never have lost tomato plants like this before. 33 years gardening in the same gardens. I’m seeing my heat loving plants having scorched leaves. Never before has this happened. It’s my Roma tomatoes. That are wilting. I love the Amish paste too. I’ll be watching to see what you discover about this.
I'm in zone 8b south Georgia not far from valdosta and my tomatoes have never looked better. 20 early girls,10 Cherokee purples,10 sun gold cherry they only get about 7 hours sun.
Wow this is just weird. I’m in zone 12b in Hawaii and usually my tomatoes do well but the weather has been kinda cool for Hawaii standards. A bit rainy. Only my romas has been getting bad wilting and blight. From the bottom up. Dunno what’s the reason behind it but I gotta start over.
I am in 6b Berea KY. Tomatoes both soil planted and containers are doing awesome. My peppers are struggling with sun burn. Now I have followed astronomy and space weather for some time. Scientists are reporting that due to the amount of radiation penetrating to the earth's surface the Heat and suns rays are more intense than normal. My afternoon shaded part of garden is really looking lush but like I said my peppers are suffering sun burn. Hope this helps.
I'm in N.E. TN zone 7b and must do all my gardening in containers now (health issues) but almost all my tomatoes are having these leaf issues. I don't generally plant until Mother's Day so I don't even have flowers yet but these containers are in afternoon shade. My peppers are in the same area and they're looking pretty good. I firmly believe there's something not normal in our atmosphere now. Sure hope we can figure out what to so to help them.. I've only been gardening 4 yrs so don't know a whole lot more than what I learn on this scrying screen🤔
Southern Arkansas here all my tomato plants were about a foot tall healthy doing great one day I came home from work and they completely fried and we're laying on the ground every single one. The UV that day was 16 💥
Danny I have my tomatoes and peppers in large grow bags in full sun and water early morning and late evening and they are doing very good. Feeding nutrients every two weeks. Oklahoma
Danny the wilt looks similar to fusarium wilt or southern Bacterial wilt. I used to get fusarium wilt and it was noticeable by split down the trunk of the plant to see black streaks in the interior. The heirlooms I used to raise was especially Susceptible. I had to my the decision to raise mostly determine hybrids with strong disease package. Had to Sacrifice taste for production although the hybrids breeders have come a long way with taste!! I know you have many options with high tunnel and buckets. You taught me a lot about gardening but mostly I’m inspired by you giving God all the glory and try to glorify Him with your life!!
I've heard last few years about Gardens not doing well! my opinion the rain is pulling something out of the sky that's been put there by✈ maybe the ones in the container are doing well because there Undercover by the trees. The rain might be pulling something from the sky! If you know what I mean. By the way Wanda that looked like a delicious tomato and bacon sandwich!🥪
Have you tried the bio char yet. It's made the world of difference for my growing. Just make it and add to your soil, once the bio char has been charged and you place it in the soil it will continue to absorb and release nutrients...
@@honeysucklefarm1216 the wood ash will put lime in the soil and make it less acidic. Biochar is where you burn wood at a low oxygen co content which leaves the wood intact but draws all the hydrocarbon out and leaves you with charcoal that you crush up to small pieces and add water, worm castings, guana etc. and let soak a couple months to charge the charcoal with the nutrients...
Did y'all notice that as you cut the Cherokee purple tomato and even after the plate was bone dry? Store bought tomatoes always have a pool of water pouring out. Quite amazing!
I had no idea what was wrong with my peppers until this video. I am in hot zone 9b, and I now believe I have to get them in afternoon shade. Been growing peppers for years, but its just too hot these days. Thanks Danny!
If you have to water when it's 95°+ Use a couple ice cubes about twice a day if they're in containers, it drops the soil temperature drastically. Soil that's too wet is the number one cause of end rot and no one addresses it as such. If you're dropping blossoms and flowers and leaves that go yellow and saturated then they just pull off it's too wet.
Great content. From Northeastern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🇺🇸.. lve been growing my tomatoes in a raised box garden for the last 4 years. Doing very well. Every 7 years l don't grow a garden is the same area. Leave it rest for the whole season. Then the following year l go back to planting back in the same soil. Alternate every 7 years. Trust me it works. Learned this from my Grandfather and Grandmother.
These things are happening everywhere. The temperature got down to 43 night before last! Then you burn up the next day! Hard on the plant structure! I have never seen weather like this. Thank the good Lord for the purchase of a greenhouse last year. We can always keep something growing in it.
All my peppers and tomatoes are in containers..I don't have much room..I have the best tomatoes I've ever had..I feed both every 2 weeks with a tomato food..some are loaded in tomatoes and some have just started..the peppers have just started bearing..I have used Epsom salt on all and some lime dust..Zone 7b..I have 1 heirloom and doing well..
We ran a test on our soil and its depleted of potassium. we have a lot of water run off running throw the garden in the last year. from my studies, apparently to much water flow can take out potassium ! been adding some in so we will see if it turns around
was there by chance a high level of aluminum or other heavy metals? heard a while back that all the stuff they been spraying in the sky falls down when it rains and drags all the particles from the cloud seeding/chem trails. i remember that monsanto started making aluminum resistant hybrids to put up with the over saturation of metals in the soil. have a hunch that what your seeing is a result of the rain pulling toxins and metals from the air as the rain falls.
Love it! Actual southern gentleman. How can you tell? Meals are called Breakfast, Dinner and Supper. Our lord had the Last Supper, not the last dinner. Continue on.
I planted celebrity tomatoes for years. They will have bad moments and look like they are dying but, they pull through and come back. From my experience, don't give up on them just yet. A few weeks ago my plants all had the curled leaves on the tops of the plants but, they are four feet tall now and producing little golf balls sized green tomatoes now.
Great Video on comparison from containers to direct ground soil. This is our first garden in three years that a storm didn’t take it away, feeling blessed this morning.
It is measurable, the evening scorch is far deeper in UV. I grew up with beefsteak in NE Texas, but now Im in NY, and I have to say.. I just stick with cherry and Roma. But yes.. that shade line is important. Been wanting to try hanging in five gallon buckets. We keep a high blackberry, raspberry, fenceline for evening sun stop. Thanks for sharing you two.
Danny, I grow all my tomatoes in grow bags to control them and they are beautiful indeterminate big beef and beef steak heirlooms. I've had 2 of my 25 plants succumb to wilt. They are beautiful plants, loaded with big tomatoes.
Great Video ! It seems like growing outside of a hoop house /greenhouse these days is a futile and frustrating task. The term "full sun" has a totally different meaning in the Deep South
Danny, I had two weeks with 7 inches of rain each week . We have had 17" of rain this month so far. The average for my county is 3.7". All of my tomatoes wilted just like yours and the peppers did too. I have lost 3 plants and some of the others look like they are trying to recover but they are not blooming. They were looking the best I have ever had until the rains came. Now they are the worst we had ever had. Oh, and all of mine get sun all day.
Noticed some of my plants did the same... Started dying after heavy rains...zone 7b... I've been watching to see if this continues... Thanks for sharing information as you get it.
This is how I found you. When I had problems with my tomatoes after raining back in April & May. I have to feed, Ca & Mg after every rain to perk them back up again.
All home grown, priceless! Every time I watch you guys...Coming from southern parents living the city fide life I realized what a hug mistake my parents did. They were sold a counterfeit bill of good coming up north!
My Cherokee purple didn't make it. Still have a few hybrid Honey tomatoes. My dwarf cherrys are doing good. I really wanted those honey toms. Southern Arkansas 🐗
My Purple Russians are also wilty, though my others look ok. We have been in the 100's so I thought they just needed more water. Maybe I have been overwatering. I don't think I will grow them again as they seem quite fragile.
😊 Good morn bro and sis Danny and wanda. Yes indeed I lost many tomatoes to wilt after rains here in DFW Texas last year. I had one raised bed that T posts at both ends and with a painters semi clear plastic cover and a rope ridgeline I made an A-frame and over lapped both ends. They were the only ones that survived and thrived.
Danny, up here in Central Oregon I have noticed our tomatoes having leaf roll in both the greenhouse and outside. I have tomatoes in my raised beds as well as five gallon buckets and it doesn't seem to have mattered. The plants are still producing large amounts of tomatoes even with the leaf roll and bending of the stems so I guess they are okay. I know they are getting an adequate supply of water and nutrients. Cheers
Interesting and wish I was close enough to grab some of those tomatoes. My grandparents were farmers but that’s long gone. My Dad worked outside and I love to be outside also. The farm is the backbone of America.
Here is what we have experienced for the last 7 years. Our in the ground tomatoes have done poorly for last 7 years. ONE did great and that was from bird dropping and was in our flower bed. This year we have them in pots. Finally getting the results we have expected. If these didn't work we were going to give up on tomatoes completely.
have you ever thought about getting a rain water sample and taking to have it analyzed? Just an idea see whats raining down on these plants especially if the high tunnel plants arent showing same sign.
Hello Danny, I must say that here in Montgomery, al south of Town our tomatoes are the worst I've grown in over 40 years. My heirloom tomatoes are the worst.
Old school; dinner time would be lunch time. I'm growing tomatoes and peppers in wicking tubs, tomatoes doing the same. We've been getting a lot of rain and it's washing the nutrients right out of the tub. Peppers are doing good, going to harvest some banana peppers this morning. Danny and Wanda have a blessed day.
Good morning, Danny and Wanda. I’m in NW Ga. I’ve got the same thing with wilt happening with my tomatoes. I planted Goliath’s , celebrity and Roma. The Roma’s are holding up better. But , the Other two varieties are wilting after each rain.
I put most of my vegs in containers this year, tomatoes, peppers, cukes, Brussels sprouts, and potatoes in NJ. They need to be moved into the shade a lot more this year.
After placing garden on the south and west side of my house. The best area I have found for raised beds my soil is real heavy clay. Best location Is the east side they get shade from 2-3 in the afternoon. I only water in morning. People stop me and why my garden is so beautiful I tell them about you and a couple of other you tubers. I have two neighbors that have started gardens this year too.
My Cherokee purple's are outside in the ground and they are doing well this year. Late start, but looking great, and growing really fast now. I'm in north central Arkansas, zone 7b.
I too have noticed that my vegetables seemed to wilt and began to wither after the rain. As an experiment I began to hand water some of them (as mine are grown in containers )with banana water and the others I sat in the shallows of my koi pond. Immediately the plants began to thrive and produce a better and healthier quality vegetable. Rain water used to be the best water for the garden but not any more.
I'm on the west side of Washington state, we are about to get two insanely extreme hot days at 105°+. I will be putting up a shade cloth for my garden to provide a reprieve from that heat. I am using my worm farms juices to amend my water as well as my soil. Seems to be working very well thus far. All my plants are in the ground. You both are an inspiration. Gratitude.
Same problem here in south Arkansas. Lost two Celebrities with 20 green tomatoes on each. Like they say, when you have lemons make lemonade. So I am freezing slices for Fried Green Tomatoes. YUM Helpful hint: When I walk around the garden I alway have a WalMart bag for two in my pocket. Helps with overflow.
I'm just brainstorming with you, no I understand what I'm fixing to lay on you is out there in left field but have you took a water sample of the rain that is falling on your crops and maybe sent it to a university college and had them tested to see what is in it I'm curious to find out
Like we could really trust a U.S. university to be honest? I get your point, but I truly don't think we can trust any of them to even be honest anymore, because the feds fund them. Maybe buy our OWN water tests..?
Hi Danny. I don’t have a clue. I live in Oz and having problems with tomatoes for a few years. Was researching best shade cloth and an American Gardner said he was unable to have success in recent years. He has experimented with all shade cloth and found the Aluminium to be the best because it reflects the sun. He believes it may be the change in our sun… Grand Solar Minimum. Worth experimenting with ourselves . Best of luck. Love your vids.
My tomatoes have done the same thing. I had four big beautiful Pink German tomato plants that I started from seed just up and wilt on me. So I did start some more that I’m going to be putting in a pot. My egg plants are doing fabulous. Thanks for sharing because I was wondering what happened. I love the Pink German. They’re a big and meaty tomato 🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️
One of the varietie off tomato I planted from seed is wilting and dying. Big rain and hail in western Kansas last evening. We'll see how it looks today. Great channel btw.
In Fl and growing my tomatoes and peppers in my usual containers with new soil they r either not growing very big or look like urs this year for the first time Going to pick what I can and try again in August
In Fl as well and have a few tomatoes and peppers in pots and the peppers are dying back and the tomatoes have blight due to the weeks of rain we have had. Gonna start over after testing my soil and have a cover for them now so I can keep the daily rain off of them. It's been just too much. Has been for me in my area anyways. Not sure if it's really true or not because I can't recall each summer but some say that June is the worst month for rain. From what I recall we get a chance of rain every afternoon in the summer. Lol.
Thanks Danny for your input on the different ways and different tomatoes and what you are noticing. Mine are wilting as well, here in NC and we haven't had as much rain as you. Wanda, you made me hungry looking at that sandwich. Yum!
To add a full perspective I live in the southern suburbs of Twin Cities in Minnesota. We have only had 1/2 inch of rain the entire month of June with many days in mid 90s and high 80. I have extensive backyard garden and the tomat
Here in Indiana we had temps to 90’s a week but no rain or just a bit if any. Had no issues with my tomatoes wilting. They are in containers. Been watering about every other day. Now we are goi g to have rain to point of flood warnings and high heat coming back. Will see how mine do. Thanks for sharing. That sandwich I can almost taste. Wow.
My Arkansas Travelers are starting out late, due to all the rain this Spring. Still and yet, they're looking good so far. Now, we'll see how they handle full-on summer after the late start. That bacon, spinach, tomato sandwich had my mouth watering!
Only select varieties and non container plants are being affected. You would think glyphosate would affect all the plants that dont carry the gmo gene.
I water all year with 100% harvested rain. I don't think the stored water is a problem. Mine dont wilt as much as three video shows, but they do eventually die from "old age". Eh, they have always done that.
I am noticing that this year my garden is doing better than last. I moved it to a place that gets morning shade then around 11 the sun gets on them til the end of day. Where as my other garden had the sun from about 8 in the morning and all day. Even my sun loving flowers are doing better in partial shade.
I container(cattle tubs)grown my tomatoes & most my peppers for # years now. My tomatoes are doing very good, Have canned, froze a good bit already. My peppers in ground though-different story,not nearly as good. I also have several tomatoes & peppers in my haybale garden row are doing very good. Like looks of that Amish Paste, I need to look at getting seeds from you'll. But the rain, I have had 13 inches in last 7 days alone, here in jackson co. We had green fried tomatoes from my Bella Rosa a couple days ago. Thanks for sharing your knowledge & progress of garden . God Bless.
The containers work bexause the water can drain out . The ones in the ground are staying to wet this year. Everyone i know is loosing peppers , squash , and tomatoes
My plants are over 5' tall, loaded with tomatoes and blooms, 3 different varieties, in the ground. Lots of rain here as well. 13-13-13 and epson salt. every 3-4 weeks.
I have the wilt also. I was wondering what it was as I’ve never seen it before. We have had some huge rains and lots of humidity. Thank you for explaining this to me.
My blueberry tomatoes are doing great near Birmingham AL outside in raised beds. It is one of the healthiest looking of all the tomato plants. We love them!
Man at 18:37 I was thinking some good ole pepper jack cheese and smoke bacon , mayonnaise’s and homemade yeast bread would be awesome about now, and Bam , Miss Wanda and Danny made it happen. Nice sandwich.
It could be anything from a verticillium wilt to a moisture issue. It can be hard to definitively diagnose the type of wilt without a lab test. Sometimes we can guess pretty close but so many have similar symptoms. I’m definitely having a moisture issue here so expect issues to arise from it. Hope you can figure it out soon. It’s so aggravating losing the plants.
I’m having the same issues with tomatoes. I have done container gardening with some for a few years and they have always done better in a container and a shade. The ones that are in the ground look terrible. I think the difference in mine is shade and water. I water the pots and when we get a downpour of rain they drain better than the garden. I have never had a problem with wilt like I have his year. I am in north Missouri.
Mom planted 10 Summer Sandwich tomatoes in raised beds and has gotten over 100 nice tomatoes with no problems. But she used store bought soil to fill them and no splash from ground hers them. They are getting blossom end rot on some and some cracking from too much rain but no disease yet. Mobile Al.
Lordy, a few slices of those with some of my fresh red onions. Placed on two slices of my homemade bread and my special horseradish mayo.. Yummy 😋. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! Your tomatoes are wilting and my tomatoes leaves are curling. I posted a video this morning on my experience. Although tomato curl isn’t detrimental to the plant it did have me concerned at the onset because this was my first year EVER experiencing leaf curl. Sounds like its something in the rain that’s wilting the tomatoes. So perplexing.
Danny do you have any wild crab apples or plums growing on your place? I remember when I was a kid we could walk through the woods and eat all day long on a fishing trip.
Zone 5 in Indiana had lost most of my tomatoes to wilt two weeks ago pepper leaves were burn on the edges I found new plants at a farmers market replanted 🤞
Thank you for sharing Danny & Wanda, I took up gardening last year and I've learned so much from you all. Same thing happened to my tomatoes after we had a lot of rain. Also my basil has this dark moldy kind of spot all over and I noticed there is an oak tree near by that has the same dark spots. We feel encouraged by your video blessings
Danny you must always take a basket into the garden with you. We are in winter here & that is when our tomatoes grow the best but this year we are having a very wet winter so I hope mine survive. I am going to watch your Secrets to Growing Tomatoes. Cheers Denise - Australia
That is a beautiful tomato yum!! I had my first BTT Bacon Tomato Tomato plus Mayo omg it was so good, it was a Beefsteak tomato! This tomato looks so amazing! Really enjoy yours and Wandas videos!!
Well dang it. I'm gonna have to build some shade over my peppers. Been thinking the sun was too hard on them. Just got tomatoes going, I pray they do good this year! My sweet potatoes took FOREVER to get growing this year. Just fyi, in KY.
Here in Ohio valley and had the same problem with celebrity last year. Planted mine on hills this year. Also moved them into early evening shade part of the plot and mine are doing much better this year! I added calcium by grinding egg shells as well. Not sure which helped but I’ll do the same next year. I use epsom salt and phosphate every 2-3 weeks. I used half composted straw from chicken coop to mulch. The fabric is hard to find here right now.
Yes Danny the same thing is happening with our tomatoes. Never have lost tomato plants like this before. 33 years gardening in the same gardens. I’m seeing my heat loving plants having scorched leaves. Never before has this happened. It’s my Roma tomatoes. That are wilting. I love the Amish paste too. I’ll be watching to see what you discover about this.
I'm in zone 8b south Georgia not far from valdosta and my tomatoes have never looked better. 20 early girls,10 Cherokee purples,10 sun gold cherry they only get about 7 hours sun.
Wow this is just weird. I’m in zone 12b in Hawaii and usually my tomatoes do well but the weather has been kinda cool for Hawaii standards. A bit rainy. Only my romas has been getting bad wilting and blight. From the bottom up. Dunno what’s the reason behind it but I gotta start over.
I am in 6b Berea KY. Tomatoes both soil planted and containers are doing awesome. My peppers are struggling with sun burn. Now I have followed astronomy and space weather for some time. Scientists are reporting that due to the amount of radiation penetrating to the earth's surface the Heat and suns rays are more intense than normal. My afternoon shaded part of garden is really looking lush but like I said my peppers are suffering sun burn. Hope this helps.
I'm in N.E. TN zone 7b and must do all my gardening in containers now (health issues) but almost all my tomatoes are having these leaf issues. I don't generally plant until Mother's Day so I don't even have flowers yet but these containers are in afternoon shade. My peppers are in the same area and they're looking pretty good. I firmly believe there's something not normal in our atmosphere now. Sure hope we can figure out what to so to help them.. I've only been gardening 4 yrs so don't know a whole lot more than what I learn on this scrying screen🤔
Southern Arkansas here all my tomato plants were about a foot tall healthy doing great one day I came home from work and they completely fried and we're laying on the ground every single one. The UV that day was 16 💥
I always look forward to these videos in the morning with my cup of coffee.
You just reminded me that I forgot to press the switch on my coffee pot! 🙄☕😂😂
Same!
Sipping my coffee right along with ya. Late start tho was doing laundry and trying to make poor furkid the wind and rain isn't going to hurt her.
Danny I have my tomatoes and peppers in large grow bags in full sun and water early morning and late evening and they are doing very good. Feeding nutrients every two weeks. Oklahoma
Danny the wilt looks similar to fusarium wilt or southern Bacterial wilt. I used to get fusarium wilt and it was noticeable by split down the trunk of the plant to see black streaks in the interior. The heirlooms I used to raise was especially Susceptible. I had to my the decision to raise mostly determine hybrids with strong disease package. Had to Sacrifice taste for production although the hybrids breeders have come a long way with taste!! I know you have many options with high tunnel and buckets. You taught me a lot about gardening but mostly I’m inspired by you giving God all the glory and try to glorify Him with your life!!
The rain and humidity here in FL is terrible losing plants left and right. So sad and discouraged but I forge on. Thank you Danny and Wanda
I've heard last few years about Gardens not doing well! my opinion the rain is pulling something out of the sky that's been put there by✈ maybe the ones in the container are doing well because there Undercover by the trees. The rain might be pulling something from the sky! If you know what I mean. By the way Wanda that looked like a delicious tomato and bacon sandwich!🥪
I grow strictly in bags and dont have that issue. I think run off from neighboring land after a rain is probably causing an issue
@@johnbrzenksforearm8295 Too bad I didn't grow in a grow bag because I have this awful skin disease and the doctors don't know what it is.
Shalawam, I think you’re on it.
The rain washes through a lot quicker in containers 👍🏼
@@amyk6028 so what are you saying?
Have you tried the bio char yet. It's made the world of difference for my growing. Just make it and add to your soil, once the bio char has been charged and you place it in the soil it will continue to absorb and release nutrients...
I have saved my wood ashes to do this but I’ve never done it before, just put it around my plants?
@@honeysucklefarm1216 the wood ash will put lime in the soil and make it less acidic. Biochar is where you burn wood at a low oxygen co content which leaves the wood intact but draws all the hydrocarbon out and leaves you with charcoal that you crush up to small pieces and add water, worm castings, guana etc. and let soak a couple months to charge the charcoal with the nutrients...
Did y'all notice that as you cut the Cherokee purple tomato and even after the plate was bone dry? Store bought tomatoes always have a pool of water pouring out. Quite amazing!
I had no idea what was wrong with my peppers until this video. I am in hot zone 9b, and I now believe I have to get them in afternoon shade. Been growing peppers for years, but its just too hot these days. Thanks Danny!
If you have to water when it's 95°+
Use a couple ice cubes about twice a day if they're in containers, it drops the soil temperature drastically.
Soil that's too wet is the number one cause of end rot and no one addresses it as such. If you're dropping blossoms and flowers and leaves that go yellow and saturated then they just pull off it's too wet.
This year I used grow bags and put in morning sun. I have to water twice a day too
I’ve found over the years in gardening that ALL my tomatoes do very well in containers.
Great content. From Northeastern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🇺🇸.. lve been growing my tomatoes in a raised box garden for the last 4 years. Doing very well. Every 7 years l don't grow a garden is the same area. Leave it rest for the whole season. Then the following year l go back to planting back in the same soil. Alternate every 7 years. Trust me it works. Learned this from my Grandfather and Grandmother.
These things are happening everywhere. The temperature got down to 43 night before last! Then you burn up the next day! Hard on the plant structure! I have never seen weather like this. Thank the good Lord for the purchase of a greenhouse last year. We can always keep something growing in it.
Absolute Hero of keeping sharp and active.
All my peppers and tomatoes are in containers..I don't have much room..I have the best tomatoes I've ever had..I feed both every 2 weeks with a tomato food..some are loaded in tomatoes and some have just started..the peppers have just started bearing..I have used Epsom salt on all and some lime dust..Zone 7b..I have 1 heirloom and doing well..
good fertilizer is if you save left over cold coffee and the used ground coffee to put on the soil , also repels bugs
We ran a test on our soil and its depleted of potassium. we have a lot of water run off running throw the garden in the last year. from my studies, apparently to much water flow can take out potassium !
been adding some in so we will see if it turns around
I like to put agricultural lime on my gardens in the spring and in the fall and a prayer to the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob works wonders.
was there by chance a high level of aluminum or other heavy metals? heard a while back that all the stuff they been spraying in the sky falls down when it rains and drags all the particles from the cloud seeding/chem trails. i remember that monsanto started making aluminum resistant hybrids to put up with the over saturation of metals in the soil. have a hunch that what your seeing is a result of the rain pulling toxins and metals from the air as the rain falls.
@@The_Lazy_Misfit That was the first thought that came to mind -- all the "climate change" stuff they've been spraying all over.
Love it! Actual southern gentleman. How can you tell? Meals are called Breakfast, Dinner and Supper. Our lord had the Last Supper, not the last dinner. Continue on.
This is true.
I planted celebrity tomatoes for years. They will have bad moments and look like they are dying but, they pull through and come back. From my experience, don't give up on them just yet. A few weeks ago my plants all had the curled leaves on the tops of the plants but, they are four feet tall now and producing little golf balls sized green tomatoes now.
I love Celebrity tomatoes and have mostly those this year. 🤗
Great Video on comparison from containers to direct ground soil. This is our first garden in three years that a storm didn’t take it away, feeling blessed this morning.
It is measurable, the evening scorch is far deeper in UV. I grew up with beefsteak in NE Texas, but now Im in NY, and I have to say.. I just stick with cherry and Roma. But yes.. that shade line is important. Been wanting to try hanging in five gallon buckets. We keep a high blackberry, raspberry, fenceline for evening sun stop.
Thanks for sharing you two.
Hey we live it Texas and ours started wilting as well but we added more compost around the roots and ours bounced back
Good morning Danny & Wanda
I love growing in my containers, grow bags, and raised garden beds. .
Your plants are looking amazing!
Yes, I'm having the same problems with our tomatoes. I'm near Atlanta Ga
Danny, I grow all my tomatoes in grow bags to control them and they are beautiful indeterminate big beef and beef steak heirlooms. I've had 2 of my 25 plants succumb to wilt. They are beautiful plants, loaded with big tomatoes.
Great Video ! It seems like growing outside of a hoop house /greenhouse these days is a futile and frustrating task. The term "full sun" has a totally different meaning in the Deep South
Danny, I had two weeks with 7 inches of rain each week . We have had 17" of rain this month so far. The average for my county is 3.7". All of my tomatoes wilted just like yours and the peppers did too. I have lost 3 plants and some of the others look like they are trying to recover but they are not blooming. They were looking the best I have ever had until the rains came. Now they are the worst we had ever had. Oh, and all of mine get sun all day.
Noticed some of my plants did the same... Started dying after heavy rains...zone 7b... I've been watching to see if this continues... Thanks for sharing information as you get it.
This is how I found you. When I had problems with my tomatoes after raining back in April & May. I have to feed, Ca & Mg after every rain to perk them back up again.
Your due diligence is commendable. Thank you for the time and effort you put into the wisdom you share with us! With coffee😜
All home grown, priceless! Every time I watch you guys...Coming from southern parents living the city fide life I realized what a hug mistake my parents did. They were sold a counterfeit bill of good coming up north!
Yup. Lots of my Cherokee Purple look just like y’all’s. Started after the 11 inches we got the a couple of weeks ago. Here in southeast Arkansas
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My Cherokee purple didn't make it. Still have a few hybrid Honey tomatoes. My dwarf cherrys are doing good. I really wanted those honey toms.
Southern Arkansas 🐗
My Purple Russians are also wilty, though my others look ok. We have been in the 100's so I thought they just needed more water. Maybe I have been overwatering. I don't think I will grow them again as they seem quite fragile.
I like a little bread with my mayonnaise too!!! That looked delightful 🍅
😊 Good morn bro and sis Danny and wanda.
Yes indeed I lost many tomatoes to wilt after rains here in DFW Texas last year. I had one raised bed that T posts at both ends and with a painters semi clear plastic cover and a rope ridgeline I made an A-frame and over lapped both ends. They were the only ones that survived and thrived.
Danny, up here in Central Oregon I have noticed our tomatoes having leaf roll in both the greenhouse and outside. I have tomatoes in my raised beds as well as five gallon buckets and it doesn't seem to have mattered. The plants are still producing large amounts of tomatoes even with the leaf roll and bending of the stems so I guess they are okay. I know they are getting an adequate supply of water and nutrients. Cheers
Interesting and wish I was close enough to grab some of those tomatoes. My grandparents were farmers but that’s long gone. My Dad worked outside and I love to be outside also. The farm is the backbone of America.
Here is what we have experienced for the last 7 years. Our in the ground tomatoes have done poorly for last 7 years. ONE did great and that was from bird dropping and was in our flower bed. This year we have them in pots. Finally getting the results we have expected. If these didn't work we were going to give up on tomatoes completely.
have you ever thought about getting a rain water sample and taking to have it analyzed? Just an idea see whats raining down on these plants especially if the high tunnel plants arent showing same sign.
Hello Danny, I must say that here in Montgomery, al south of Town our tomatoes are the worst I've grown in over 40 years. My heirloom tomatoes are the worst.
The odd thing is everything else looks fantastic.
Thanks for the information. I am new to growing in pots
I have pulled several tomato plants due to wilting after rainstorms. Going forward, I will keep better records as you suggested.
Old school; dinner time would be lunch time.
I'm growing tomatoes and peppers in wicking tubs, tomatoes doing the same.
We've been getting a lot of rain and it's washing the nutrients right out of the tub.
Peppers are doing good, going to harvest some banana peppers this morning.
Danny and Wanda have a blessed day.
Good morning, Danny and Wanda. I’m in NW Ga. I’ve got the same thing with wilt happening with my tomatoes. I planted Goliath’s , celebrity and Roma. The Roma’s are holding up better. But , the Other two varieties are wilting after each rain.
I put most of my vegs in containers this year, tomatoes, peppers, cukes, Brussels sprouts, and potatoes in NJ. They need to be moved into the shade a lot more this year.
I think all the rain the containers drain better , the ground isn’t draining as well from the massive rains your getting.
After placing garden on the south and west side of my house. The best area I have found for raised beds my soil is real heavy clay. Best location Is the east side they get shade from 2-3 in the afternoon. I only water in morning. People stop me and why my garden is so beautiful I tell them about you and a couple of other you tubers. I have two neighbors that have started gardens this year too.
My Cherokee purple's are outside in the ground and they are doing well this year. Late start, but looking great, and growing really fast now. I'm in north central Arkansas, zone 7b.
I too have noticed that my vegetables seemed to wilt and began to wither after the rain. As an experiment I began to hand water some of them (as mine are grown in containers )with banana water and the others I sat in the shallows of my koi pond. Immediately the plants began to thrive and produce a better and healthier quality vegetable. Rain water used to be the best water for the garden but not any more.
I'm on the west side of Washington state, we are about to get two insanely extreme hot days at 105°+. I will be putting up a shade cloth for my garden to provide a reprieve from that heat. I am using my worm farms juices to amend my water as well as my soil. Seems to be working very well thus far. All my plants are in the ground. You both are an inspiration. Gratitude.
Same problem here in south Arkansas. Lost two Celebrities with 20 green tomatoes on each. Like they say, when you have lemons make lemonade. So I am freezing slices for Fried Green Tomatoes. YUM Helpful hint: When I walk around the garden I alway have a WalMart bag for two in my pocket. Helps with overflow.
I'm just brainstorming with you, no I understand what I'm fixing to lay on you is out there in left field but have you took a water sample of the rain that is falling on your crops and maybe sent it to a university college and had them tested to see what is in it I'm curious to find out
They have been chemtrailing us like crazy here NE Tennessee. :( weird weather patterns , our skies are not normal at all !
My Roma are in a terrible. Amish paste not much better. Never happened before. I’m in the UK
Like we could really trust a U.S. university to be honest? I get your point, but I truly don't think we can trust any of them to even be honest anymore, because the feds fund them. Maybe buy our OWN water tests..?
@@lesliemoore2644 what’s chemtrailing?
Trails all over clear skies this week in central TN. Who are the pilots and fuelers of these planes? Would love to heat from them
Hi Danny. I don’t have a clue. I live in Oz and having problems with tomatoes for a few years. Was researching best shade cloth and an American Gardner said he was unable to have success in recent years. He has experimented with all shade cloth and found the Aluminium to be the best because it reflects the sun. He believes it may be the change in our sun… Grand Solar Minimum. Worth experimenting with ourselves . Best of luck. Love your vids.
Good morning Danny And Wanda .You tomatoes look good. My didn't do good .I learn some things today next time when I plant tomatoes.
My tomatoes have done the same thing. I had four big beautiful Pink German tomato plants that I started from seed just up and wilt on me. So I did start some more that I’m going to be putting in a pot. My egg plants are doing fabulous. Thanks for sharing because I was wondering what happened. I love the Pink German. They’re a big and meaty tomato 🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️
One of the varietie off tomato I planted from seed is wilting and dying. Big rain and hail in western Kansas last evening. We'll see how it looks today. Great channel btw.
In Fl and growing my tomatoes and peppers in my usual containers with new soil they r either not growing very big or look like urs this year for the first time
Going to pick what I can and try again in August
In Fl as well and have a few tomatoes and peppers in pots and the peppers are dying back and the tomatoes have blight due to the weeks of rain we have had. Gonna start over after testing my soil and have a cover for them now so I can keep the daily rain off of them. It's been just too much. Has been for me in my area anyways. Not sure if it's really true or not because I can't recall each summer but some say that June is the worst month for rain. From what I recall we get a chance of rain every afternoon in the summer. Lol.
Mine are loving it so far after the rain and expecting more steady rain for days in Michigan. Hope it's okay. Raised beds and pots this year for alot.
Thanks Danny for your input on the different ways and different tomatoes and what you are noticing. Mine are wilting as well, here in NC and we haven't had as much rain as you. Wanda, you made me hungry looking at that sandwich. Yum!
To add a full perspective I live in the southern suburbs of Twin Cities in Minnesota. We have only had 1/2 inch of rain the entire month of June with many days in mid 90s and high 80. I have extensive backyard garden and the tomat
I lost my Amish paste plants this year. It has been my favorite, my tomato have taken a hit this week from the rain
Here in Indiana we had temps to 90’s a week but no rain or just a bit if any. Had no issues with my tomatoes wilting. They are in containers. Been watering about every other day. Now we are goi g to have rain to point of flood warnings and high heat coming back. Will see how mine do. Thanks for sharing. That sandwich I can almost taste. Wow.
I love tomato I got tomatoes grow I love the work you doing have a nice day 🥰
City girl here....what is the difference between supper time and dinner time? Mr. Danny and Mrs. Wanda, I love your channel!!!!
Depends on what part of the country your from. Last meal of the day is called supper in the south and dinner in the north.
I'm having the same problem. I've never had them wilt like this after a rain until now.
My Arkansas Travelers are starting out late, due to all the rain this Spring. Still and yet, they're looking good so far. Now, we'll see how they handle full-on summer after the late start.
That bacon, spinach, tomato sandwich had my mouth watering!
That one you sliced is a beauty. Ain't seen nothing like that in these parts for years.
Glyphosate in the rainwater is also something to keep in mind. It's just a thought.
Only select varieties and non container plants are being affected. You would think glyphosate would affect all the plants that dont carry the gmo gene.
I water all year with 100% harvested rain. I don't think the stored water is a problem.
Mine dont wilt as much as three video shows, but they do eventually die from "old age". Eh, they have always done that.
Lots of good info. Just to be sure, when is your dinner time?
I am noticing that this year my garden is doing better than last. I moved it to a place that gets morning shade then around 11 the sun gets on them til the end of day. Where as my other garden had the sun from about 8 in the morning and all day. Even my sun loving flowers are doing better in partial shade.
Them container plants are looking really good. I've got my tomato plants and bell pepper plants in mineral tubs this year. So far so good.
I container(cattle tubs)grown my tomatoes & most my peppers for # years now. My tomatoes are doing very good, Have canned, froze a good bit already. My peppers in ground though-different story,not nearly as good. I also have several tomatoes & peppers in my haybale garden row are doing very good. Like looks of that Amish Paste, I need to look at getting seeds from you'll. But the rain, I have had 13 inches in last 7 days alone, here in jackson co. We had green fried tomatoes from my Bella Rosa a couple days ago. Thanks for sharing your knowledge & progress of garden . God Bless.
The containers work bexause the water can drain out . The ones in the ground are staying to wet this year. Everyone i know is loosing peppers , squash , and tomatoes
My plants are over 5' tall, loaded with tomatoes and blooms, 3 different varieties, in the ground. Lots of rain here as well. 13-13-13 and epson salt. every 3-4 weeks.
Please go into the reasons why you plant some of your crops in mounded up rows rather than flat soil.. the pros and cons of both ways. Thanks!
Hello Danny and Wanda I hope everything works out well for you Deep South Homestead ❤️
Good luck with it guys, those blueberry tomatoes look cool, will have to try and find some here in oz.
Also Monsanto is pushing GMO plants. Good to keep in mind to protect your heirlooms.
I have the wilt also. I was wondering what it was as I’ve never seen it before. We have had some huge rains and lots of humidity. Thank you for explaining this to me.
My blueberry tomatoes are doing great near Birmingham AL outside in raised beds. It is one of the healthiest looking of all the tomato plants. We love them!
Good morning Danny and Wanda, toxin in the rain from we know who
Last year some of my plants just wilted and died like yours. Some aren't looking that great this year either.
Man at 18:37 I was thinking some good ole pepper jack cheese and smoke bacon , mayonnaise’s and homemade yeast bread would be awesome about now, and Bam , Miss Wanda and Danny made it happen. Nice sandwich.
It could be anything from a verticillium wilt to a moisture issue. It can be hard to definitively diagnose the type of wilt without a lab test. Sometimes we can guess pretty close but so many have similar symptoms.
I’m definitely having a moisture issue here so expect issues to arise from it.
Hope you can figure it out soon. It’s so aggravating losing the plants.
I’m having the same issues with tomatoes. I have done container gardening with some for a few years and they have always done better in a container and a shade. The ones that are in the ground look terrible. I think the difference in mine is shade and water. I water the pots and when we get a downpour of rain they drain better than the garden. I have never had a problem with wilt like I have his year. I am in north Missouri.
Mom planted 10 Summer Sandwich tomatoes in raised beds and has gotten over 100 nice tomatoes with no problems. But she used store bought soil to fill them and no splash from ground hers them. They are getting blossom end rot on some and some cracking from too much rain but no disease yet. Mobile Al.
Lordy, a few slices of those with some of my fresh red onions. Placed on two slices of my homemade bread and my special horseradish mayo.. Yummy 😋. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! Your tomatoes are wilting and my tomatoes leaves are curling. I posted a video this morning on my experience. Although tomato curl isn’t detrimental to the plant it did have me concerned at the onset because this was my first year EVER experiencing leaf curl. Sounds like its something in the rain that’s wilting the tomatoes. So perplexing.
Danny do you have any wild crab apples or plums growing on your place? I remember when I was a kid we could walk through the woods and eat all day long on a fishing trip.
Yes we do.
us kids would stick crab apples on sticks and "sell" them to each other pretending we were at the fair :D you reminded me
I grow in tubs mostly but have to use a shade cloth after the temp gets to hot..enjoy your videos are so educational.
Yes garden tomatoes are doing the same thing. My container maters are great. We have ground cover too.
Grubs could be eating the roots... you did build them a nice shelter ..
Checked and no grubs.
Zone 5 in Indiana had lost most of my tomatoes to wilt two weeks ago pepper leaves were burn on the edges I found new plants at a farmers market replanted 🤞
Thank you for sharing Danny & Wanda, I took up gardening last year and I've learned so much from you all. Same thing happened to my tomatoes after we had a lot of rain. Also my basil has this dark moldy kind of spot all over and I noticed there is an oak tree near by that has the same dark spots. We feel encouraged by your video blessings
Danny you must always take a basket into the garden with you. We are in winter here & that is when our tomatoes grow the best but this year we are having a very wet winter so I hope mine survive. I am going to watch your Secrets to Growing Tomatoes. Cheers Denise - Australia
I have one tomato plant out of all mine doing the exact same thing. Started after the rain. That sandwich looks awesome!!!
all my containers are thriving as well. have a few bush goliaths which are great for containers
That is a beautiful tomato yum!! I had my first BTT Bacon Tomato Tomato plus Mayo omg it was so good, it was a Beefsteak tomato! This tomato looks so amazing! Really enjoy yours and Wandas videos!!
What beautiful tomatoes 🍅 That sandwich looks so good. Yum 🤤
Well dang it. I'm gonna have to build some shade over my peppers. Been thinking the sun was too hard on them. Just got tomatoes going, I pray they do good this year! My sweet potatoes took FOREVER to get growing this year. Just fyi, in KY.
Here in Ohio valley and had the same problem with celebrity last year. Planted mine on hills this year. Also moved them into early evening shade part of the plot and mine are doing much better this year! I added calcium by grinding egg shells as well. Not sure which helped but I’ll do the same next year. I use epsom salt and phosphate every 2-3 weeks. I used half composted straw from chicken coop to mulch. The fabric is hard to find here right now.