Is This Late Blight?
12 years ago
I started seeing these blotches on my tomato plant within the past week. Some of them have a very fine fuzz on them. Is this late blight?
Higher-resolution photos (though limited by my smartphone in this case) are available at the attached link.
Here is a link that might be useful: Photos
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