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May 5, 2026
Spring to Summer Gardening Tips: Heat, Pests, Watering & Tomato Problems (Zone 9a)
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13:10Paul LemoineGUEST
Uh, so that's one to look for, and, uh, like we've probably even talked about before, uh, that's one of the reasons you wanna make sure that you have plenty of, uh, uh, room around your tomato plants.
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13:22Paul LemoineGUEST
Make sure you plant 'em, don't plant 'em too close together where you can have some air flow through there, uh, especially from the ground level up to the first limbs.
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13:29Paul LemoineGUEST
If, if your tomato leaves are lay- are laying on the dirt, and you do get a rain or you're watering overhead and you get that soil splashing up, and you got the humidity, you got the heat-
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20:17Paul LemoineGUEST
But yeah, as the temperature rises and you're, you got the increased microbial activity in the soil, uh, so it's, it's taking, it's using some of your nutrients as you're p- putting in there.