Does anyone know what this is from ? These are my tomatoes start

If you click on the green hyperlink that takes you to Plantix Library where everyone can find details on this problem and control measures. 🤠🌱

Roko 25grm/10lit sprey Kendra Alcoriza

Thank you. So I need to spray neem oil ?

Sprey Dear Kendra Alcoriza

Thank you Vijayakumar

As trace minerals are the first elements to be quickly absorbed, try using some kelp meal around the base of your plants as well as adding a few pinches of sea salt to your watering can. This will help to restore the mineral balance and bring your plants back to life = ) It can also help to stick with a good organic fertilizer, as most artificial fertilizers don't have the nutrients needed for plant growth and can often cause more problems than they solve! = )

Awesome . I use an organic seaweed extract and organic fish with kelp for my starts.

Ah gotcha! 👍 Though there is some spotting, your leaves are looking very healthy! Whatever you're doing, keep it up! = D I did some more research, it's hard to pin down the source of pale spots, one article summarizes that it may be due to light/sun burn as a result of water droplets concentrating light on the surface (who knew!🤔😄), but it may be as simple as some bug having a nibble also! = 3 https://youshouldgrow.com/tomato-leaf-problems/ A balance of sodium usually makes plants less attractive to smaller critters. See if a good sea salt like Celtic sea salt, or a product from the Salt Lake in Utah (high concentration of nutrients) such as Real Salt™ or Sea 90™ would help. I would start small, but you're really on the right path as far as mineral health goes. Well done! = D

Thaaaanks!!!!

Dean Simmons the only thing I changed this time was adding heat mats. Everything has grown so well. I used seed start mix from Gardeners Supply, and then uppotted using recipe 420 from eb stone organics.

That's a very good potting mix! I love the balance of nutrients they involve. 🤗 Heating mats are definitely a plus and something that I might be using in my own grows! ^ ^

Try using some fertilizers from Espoma Organics to replace the nutrients as she grows. She looks like she has a beginning deficiency in potassium or nitrogen, maybe magnesium, but my experience with tomato plants is a bit limited and I defer the wisdom to one of the more experienced members here! 😊 Send us an update on how she's doing and any more pictures of her leaves! = D