Hey everyone,

Hypothetically, a friend of a friend of mine found a tomato plant next to a bus stop, and dug it up into a cup to bring home. Because it is dangerous to let people see one paying special attention to tomato plants, the uprooting was done in a hurry, so some roots were exposed for the walk home yesterday. The plant was watered profusely to minimize the stress after potting. Even so, today was hot and dry, so the plant looked pretty terrible when the FOAF got home.

Attached, there is a photo right after transplanting and a photo 30 min after watering after getting home.

Think it has a chance? What can be done to save it?

Thanks!
irvingwashington Reviewed by irvingwashington on . Unhappy transplant Hey everyone, Hypothetically, a friend of a friend of mine found a tomato plant next to a bus stop, and dug it up into a cup to bring home. Because it is dangerous to let people see one paying special attention to tomato plants, the uprooting was done in a hurry, so some roots were exposed for the walk home yesterday. The plant was watered profusely to minimize the stress after potting. Even so, today was hot and dry, so the plant looked pretty terrible when the FOAF got home. Attached, Rating: 5