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Fourth of July tomato plant. Leaves are pale with yellowing, brown spots, eventually an all brown leaf. All leaves, new and old, are looking like this. Tomato formation looks good.
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Black dots on tomatoes
2-3 leaves are showing such symptom. Rest entire plant is healthy currently and also has green fruits without any spots. There is no spot on stem also
So many plants are dead...tell me the solution for this
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2-3 leaves are showing such symptom. Rest entire plant is healthy currently and also has green fruits without any spots. There is no spot on stem also
So many plants are dead...tell me the solution for this
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Kristina
2839
5 years ago
Are you growing in a greenhouse? Reminds me of blight. Not a nutrient issue.
Ladyhawke
91
5 years ago
Yes, looks like "normal" tomato blight.
Tara
186
5 years ago
Definitely blight
Adam
51
5 years ago
What causes blight? How do you protect your tomatoes from it?
Kristina
2839
5 years ago
Its caused by fungus. Usually happens during wet periods.
Kristina
2839
5 years ago
Fungicides and prevent water from splashing from the ground onto the leaves.
Adam
51
5 years ago
Best I have learned is to put mulch on top so the soil doesn't splash up when you water it since it lives in the soil. Is this correct?
Kristina
2839
5 years ago
Yeah...pretty much. But, since it is outside and you don't have full control over the world around it...having a fungicide on hand and treating BEFOREHAND...is good to do especially in wet environments. An omri approved fungicide I LOVE is called actinovate. Check it out! Good safe stuff.
Sali
412192
4 years ago
Adam O You're quite correct 😊 Spores and mycelium become active in foggy wet weather. Early Blight, click on green link for more details.
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