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  1. 2nd May 2010 #1
    lobitonomada
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    sick tomato plants

    Aloha from the GARDEN ISLAND of KAUAI!
    My tomato leaves have some kind of disease , I did some research and I found that it might be BACTERIAL SPECK and LEAF MINER LARVAE, I wonder if any of you have seen this problem with your plants?. What is the best way to treat it?
    I have a DWC system, I'm posting a pic to show the problem.
    Please help
    mahalo
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    Re: sick tomato plants

    looks like red spider mites
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    Re: sick tomato plants

    How do you treat that, I have the same problem.
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    Re: sick tomato plants

    you can order preditor mites over the net shipped next day.
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