One row of 12 tomato plants is wilting severely, appearing near death. What's causing this and can it be cured?
Viruses or fungi are probable since the entire row is affected. At this advanced stage, recovery is unlikely. However, sending photos of leaves, stems, and roots may allow identification.
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