Last year, I had, maybe, 10 tomato plants that did very well. So
well and so close to one another, I ended up letting more than a
few tomatoes hit the ground. This spring I tilled the land and
planted in some areas and was going to plant in other areas
later. Well, the land I was hoping to use later had a lot of
wild tomato plants pop up. I would say about 100. Good for me as
that would save me money on seed. My problem is this; I wanted
the plants in different areas. When I replant them they, almost
immediately, go limp. Some are just plain dead. Others I propped
up, hoping they'd rejuvenate. I'll know more tomorrow. I do
water them lightly right after I plant them. Am I doing
something wrong here? Why do they go limp so quickly? I try to
do it in the morning before it gets too hot. Is there a better
time to do it? Any help is appreciated. OK. I, mostly, have
resolved the issue. I've found that if I replant the plants
close to dusk they have a much better chance of surviving. The
cooler the weather the bette