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dutch treat, 23 # 12 plants thats all the info i know.

it is mosaic disease, caused by the cucumber beetle. set traps and spray, as for your tomatoes, and other things, remember, organic gardening produces organic food, not necessarily perfect unblemished food. could be tomato hornworms on those 'maters. bug plucking and spraying is about all i can...

yeah, im sure they would. busted camera.... perhaps the webcam. will see.

blackstrap molasses is good for people and plants. it's not a nutrient, but is LOADED with micronutrients.

K-Mag Natural 0-0-22 you can topdress and water it in or whip it up in a bucket with a drill and a paint mixer (takes a bit of time) and add it to the tea.

salt build up is one guess, flush the soile good with 3 times the volume of container, second guess, magnesium deficency.. in which case tou can use epsom salts from the grocery store even, or you could buy some cal/mag botanicare if it's available.

molasses offers b-12 it gives the plant starch and sugar, which turns into fat resinous nuggets, and in most cases, offers sulfur, also an essential micronutrient.... or is it nutrient. i think it's a micronutrient.

okay, this all began 2 weeks ago this past saturday. it happened on a night that got down to about forty degrees, and when i, and my girls awoke, the top half of one plant was not tracking light. Not drooping, but doing that thing where they are not standing up to the sunshine. we are now up...

that is some crafty eclectic info. will research it more. thanks for the tip.