Granny's gone and done it again

@campingshaws
Is it possibly a need for magnesium? It seems that all the "old-timers" I know say that magnesium deficiency in the soil is the most common problem with tomatoes. Using epsom salt is an easy cure.

Here are some symptoms of need for magnesium:
  • Leaves turn yellow
  • Leaves turn yellow in between the veins (interveinal chlorosis)
  • Leaves curl
  • Plants become spindly
  • Fruit production decreases
  • A soil test reveals a magnesium deficiency
Here's one place that talks about it.
http://www.tomatodirt.com/epsom-salts.html
 
Oh no. I should've checked on that. No they were eating them. But come to think of it , it was just one that was really eating them. Oh man I hope that it doesn't kill her. I did chase her out of them a few times.
My chickens have access to all sorts of plants that could harm them, oleander being the worst. I see them pick at leaves and flowers all the time, but not eat them. They pulled a bunch of leaves off of one plant, it got naked!... but most of the leaves were on the ground. I bet your chicken will be fine, and probably not eat tomato leaves any more either. Grow them some kale! They love it and will leave your other plants alone.
 
Hope I didnt run everyone off. I am sleepy. Poor chicky aint getting took care of til tomorrow. Feed bill is down inside and out.
 

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