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Message: [QUOTE="lagrefer, post: 210441, member: 14504"] I'm on the second floor. The other plants on my balcony are 2 Cayenne peppers and 1 calamondin tree. They look normal even if one of the peppers has a few elongated leaves that could look like those on the tomatoes (but not as bad). I can't tell what plants the other residents have on their balconies, but the people right next to me are always travelling and therefore don't have any. Now that I'm thinking about it, I got the calamondin at the end of 2019. I grew tomatoes at the same spot for at least two seasons before that, and I didn't get these symptoms, whereas I've seen them both last year and this year. Maybe the calamondin is an asymptomatic virus carrier... [/QUOTE]