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I’ve never had such bad chilli seedlings before. I live in Thailand so it’s definitely not the cold that’s killing them off and I just don’t know what it is. Maybe the soil? It’s cheap but I’ve never had problems before. The smaller seedling sat just turning yellow and dropping their leaves- anyone have any idea what the issue could be?

Can’t tell if this is some kind of nutrient deficiency or early signs of TMV, I put pictures of my healthy looking tomato too just so everyone can get the full picture

I’ve recently had a cmv outbreak in my garden and I’m wondering if it’s managed to travel over to my tomatoes. The new growth is looking normal and most of those darker green spots is dirt that’s attached itself whilst it’s rained. Any help would be appreciated 🙏

I should probably say that there’s no reputable seed company in the country I’m at, so these could very much not be Sungold or Romas, but I’ve had cucumber mosaic virus infect my garden and I’m scared they’ve travelled to my pots.

Recently found out my hibiscus’s had mosaic virus so now I’m scared my new gardenia has it too, opinions please🙏
The plant gets around 6 hours of light.
And I water whenever the soil gets dry. I did pull of a ton of yellow leaves but forget to take a picture. I did see that most of the yellowing was coming from the veins and not just random splotches, but still scared haha.

Is this some kind of bug damage or is it looking like mosaic virus? Currently have an outbreak in certain areas of my garden so now I’m mildly paranoid.

There’s the white spotting on some of the leaves but all of the new growth looks okay? The leaves are probably smaller than they should be tho? Opinions please 🙏

My other chilli’s are fine, just these two with a weird upward/downward curl (they’re Thai Birds Eye chillies ) we had a heavy rain last night but that’s about it