Are Your Tomato Plants Covered In White Hair? Here's What's Happening - Chowhound
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nunpiyu/Shutterstock Tomatoes are one of the most common vegetables found in home gardens, and part of the reason why is that they are pretty easy to grow. Gardening beginners may be thrilled to see their plants begin to flower and then confused by the little white hairs that appear all over the stems and flowers of the plant. These are actually called trichomes, and they are an incredible adaptation of not only…
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