Left on vacation for a week and came back to all my tomato plants with branches like this. Seems to be spreading quickly.
What is this destroying my garden?
I have the same thing! If anyone could share some info, it'd be greatly appreciated.
I think it's a fungus of some kind. Will any fungicide work?
I think it's a virus. The only thing I know is to pick off the limbs that have it on and burn them. Putting down straw around the plants can help keep it ( virus) at bay if that is what it is.
blight is always a sad sight!
Daconil will slow things down if started early enough. Blight, whether early or late, is definitely a sad sight. This is not a virus.
Edited to say virus and blight are systemic conditions. Nothing here indicates virus.
This message was edited Jan 29, 2018 9:44 PM
Sept or is leaf spot. Virus has curled and thick leaf. Make sure you clean any leaf litter and bag and get rid of it. It stays in soil. Use a fungicide. Follow all label instructions.
SEPTORIA LEAF SPOT
SEPTORIA LEAF SPOT
Post a Reply to this Thread
More Garden Pests and Diseases Threads
-
What is this on my bee balm stems?
started by smartblonde
last post by smartblondeMay 09, 20231May 09, 2023 -
Slime mold or ???
started by jcangemi
last post by jcangemiMay 21, 20230May 21, 2023 -
Abutilon Biltmore ballgown leaves turning brown
started by Savatilley
last post by SavatilleyMay 29, 20230May 29, 2023 -
Blight?
started by Ruth
last post by RuthJun 04, 20232Jun 04, 2023 -
disease or pests on my fruit trees?
started by Malestrom
last post by MalestromJun 04, 20231Jun 04, 2023