Looking for any or all three of these Roma varieties. If I don't have anything you want on my list, I may have it in my seedbox. Thanks, Alana

I've never grown in this spot before- it's a new house. But the neighbors says he grows beautiful tomatoes right next to that spot. So I don't think there are any fungal diseases that overwintered. The yellowing is pretty uniform- the veins don't seem to be greener or yellower than the rest of the leaf, and it's all over the plant. Let's hope it's the cold and that my plant will perk up when it gets warmer. If not, oh well- I'll just have to plant more seedlings to take its place!

Went to the store, and all their Romas have the same thing. Lady said it must be some kind of mold that likes to appear in humid climates (which I'm not really buying, but this is obviously some disease). This plant is still in a seedling container, no it didn't get cold, and it gets about 7 hours of direct sun/day. Hardened them for about 5 days before I moved them outside. Going to move to shade, but the problem is this moldy brown stuff. Fungicide?

Yes, they do look exactly like the shape of a Roma. They start out white and have stayed white. One looks like a full size Roma and it's still white. I'm just not sure when to pick them or if they will turn red. I know what you mean I almost didn't buy them because they just said Tomato, but they were on sale, very healthy and so cheap I thought I'd give them a shot. The two I bought are definitely different plants. One looks like Roma and the other just regular old Tomato's. Is there a way to ID Tomato's? Beefsteak etc...