Simultaneous yellowing/wilting tomatoes and shriveling zucchini fruit after fertilizing = fertilizer burn (salt toxicity). Excess salts draw water from roots, causing "physiological drought."
Plants may recover if caught early. New growth indicates success. Severely damaged roots may not rebound.
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