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There are four or five things that can cause your tomato plants to turn yellow. For most, this is due to lack of sunlight, or a lack of water. It is also very common that yellow leaves on tomato plants are caused by a lack of nitrogen in the soil. When this happens, your tomato plants will turn slightly yellow.
Lack of iron. Add some fertilizer.
Lack of iron. Add some fertilizer.
Check for bugs under the leaves or it may be too much watering.
I add epsom salts to my plants and they come up healthy.
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