HALP! One of my tomato plants is dying

Flexi-
Maybe its just stressed from the transplanting and needs to be sheltered from the sun and wind a bit until the roots are growing again. A little bonemeal might help the roots regrow too. Hope it makes it. We lost a few seedlings too if it makes you feel better to share the sadness.

I don't know if this actually helps but my dad, a prize tomato grower, said the art of growing tomatoes is consistency. If they get an erratic amount of water ( especially in the summer where there is rain and extreme dry) they grow a rapidly and then suddenly split from too much water. Steady consistent watering/ feed is key. They do generally like a lot of fertilizer and sun just keep their intake steady or they grow too fast and their skins split.

so flexi when can I come pick up my honorary batch of homegrown tomatoes?

You'd better be allergic to Bruno's kisses, too or Oscar will be VERY upset.

fishheads make tomatoes grow like a horny teenager, fishmarkets will almost give them away, tuck them under the top layer of soil and water before bed.

sweet tea wrote: ^your raccoon will thank you.

that's raccoonS...plural....

I would think that the fish head would stank up the place too.

It doesn't look like I am going to need it after all as my pep talks and keeeeses seem to have done the trick and he's perking up almost back to normal now