Clarissa's 4:1 soil:manure (vs. 7:1) is salvageable. Remove some mix, replace with straight soil.
Bottom-watering reservoirs keep roots constantly wet—tomatoes need dry-down cycles. Wet roots = curled brown leaves.
Rain waters from above. Roots need oxygen; constant saturation causes rot. Top watering allows proper gas exchange.
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