Vegetable Problems - Nonliving

Yellowing leaves are a plant symptom that can be caused for many reasons. Taking a closer look can help determine the reason.

Wilting vegetable plants can be caused by too little or too much water.

Temperatures can injure vegetable leaves if they dip below 32° F.

Heavy fruit load or insufficient plant support can cause plants to fall over or become damaged in a storm.

Sometimes an odd-looking squash or other vegetable shows up in the backyard garden. There a few explanations for that.

The tips and edges of vegetable leaves can yellow and turn brown for a number of reasons.

Uneven ripening can occur on crops like tomatoes and peppers.

Periods of intense sunlight can cause vegetables to become damaged.

Poor blossom and fruit set in vegetable crops can significantly reduce the harvest in a home garden.

Twisted or deformed squash and other vegetables can be the result of insufficient pollination.