I moved this cherry tomato plant indoors about 3 weeks ago. About a month prior to that I had cut back basically all of the summer growth but left it outside in mild weather.
Everything above the top of the cage is new growth since being inside. Over the last 5 days several leaves have wilted and today even the vines are droopy and falling over.
I use a analog meter to measure soil moisture levels and only water when it is at 2 out of 4. Initially I had the lights on a ten hour timer, but have increased it to 12.
The only pests I have seen are gnats which I am attempting to test with mosquito dunks. The temperature in this space has not been below 55, and averages around 62.
The soil is a raised bed mix which I added compost to through the summer. There was a later of mulch throughout the summer but I removed it since it's been inside.
Any suggestions to save it?
by casualpiano
1 Comment
Just let them go. Tomatos don’t really overwinter well and doubt those spindly guys are going to produce.