




Hi all, looking for some help with some tomatoes I transplanted in the middle of October. I am in NSW, Aus and people in my area are having lots of success with their tomatoes setting flowers and fruit.
They were in their nursery containers for a couple of weeks before planting and were growing really well and all were ready to flower when moved to soil.
I recently filled the beds with veggie/ seedling mix from a popular landscape supply before planting the tomatoes and they had some impressive growth for a week or two but have now stalled after a short period.
Only one tomato to show between six plants and lots of tiny flower buds that turn yellow and dry before opening and curly leaves/ new growth.
I have tested the pH and it’s come up as very alkaline, just unsure whether it would cause this degree of stunting and curling?
Thanks in advance!
by AuroraIsle

Dining and Cooking