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I need a better picture of the insect to ID it. (closer etc) The second picture of damage looks more like chlorosis than pest damage.

Always post a picture of the pest and damage if you want help. (it makes it soooooooooooooo much easier) text Descriptions aren't that accurate if you haven't studied insects/entomology. Do they look like this? How large is the infestation? LOTS of yellow sticky cards can help drop the adult...

You should also look into using Rootshield (thrichoderma) and Met52 (metarhizium) for disease and pest control. They are rather expensive though.

Yea those are defiantly not thrips. thrips look like this traditionally on other crops they destroy flowers, mainly eating pollen and other parts of the flower. There wings are membranous. thrips are very very good at getting around, they are small enough to move around the seals in a...

possibly a green spittlebug not 100% sure tho.

Its more common than not to graft greenhouse tomatoes. No one grows determinate greenhouse tomatoes.... lol. Im not trying to pick a fight here but Im a hort student & work in the industry http://glvwg.ag.ohio-state.edu/documents/ReidGrafting07.pdf...

To keep it simple all you really want to worry about on that water quality test is the PH of your water (hopefully you test and correct it yourself though) & the conductivity of the water as you will want to slightly offset the amount of fertilizer you use based on how high the conductivity of...

The reason they graft tomatoes is because varieties/rootstocks such as Maxifort etc have better attributes. Such as disease resistance, vigour blah blah I think you get it. (what kind of hort program are you in? Im also a student) The question isnt really if the crop is an annual or per...

You should be judging a flush off of the EC/PPM of the run off water. Not on the color of the runoff water.