Crap! Is this bean mosaic or some other issue ...and did it spread to so.e to.ato starts?

[Ragnar]

Hey friends,

Not as fun as chilies but still tasty, I started some green beans and brandywine tomatoes among others..

Anyway, oi, the beans are not looking good at all. I didnt notice bc they were behind the dang cucumbers and zucchinis that I started WAY too early for june 1 plant out..

I think Im going to destroy the beans - garbage can styles but are the tomatos ok? Hoping it might just be a little heat stress or something fixable..

Thanks! Ive not grown beans before and usually bought tomatos from the greenhouses when i had a garden back in the day..

 

[Bou]

 Maybe just a bit too much water, let them dry and continue to give them plenty of light and they should bouce back. Tomatoes are quite forgiving plants, don't worry too much

 

[catherinew]

Tomatoes look OK, they need more light, maybe a very light fertilizer. Trash the beans and plant in the ground in May/June.

 

[Ragnar]

Thank you both very much for the advice, I will do as recommended.

Im so used to starting my growing early i forget that not all plants sre chilies

 

[Bou]

Yeah, most tomato varieties are fast growers! Don't forget that they might become rootbound rather quikly as well...

 

[Masher]

Growth has exceeded pot size and no longer pulling full spectrum of ferts from soil.

Transplant, they'll recover.

Beans for me do far better planting directly into garden vs starts.

 

[Ragnar]

I will pot up and sow beans direct to beds. Finally have dream garden 5 4x12 1ft to 1.5ft beds. Loads of sun. Took a lot of savi g to get to the counrty