Tomatoes have light green leaves in the center

Have already fertilized tomatoes,what can I do for my plants now,not clay soil,not really wet although have had some rains on and off.Can I spray my plants with anything,maybe a home remedy? From looks online it is iron deficiency?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 05/11/2018 @ 7:18 am

There can be a few reasons for yellowing tomato leaves.

Do not over fertilize to try to correct.
Check watering and inspect for pests.

You can feed your Tomato plants with Epsom Salt. I use weekly on my tomato plants with good results.

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