Some kind of disease (or maybe diseases) have started to infect my pepper and tomato plants. The tomatoes seem to have it worse, but the hot peppers (over 20 varieties and 120 plants mostly grown from seed...help!!) are starting to get infected.

At the moment, the only pepper plant that has show significant symptoms is a cubenelle (purchase by accident at a farmers market- it was mixed in with the cayennes!)

When I went to photograph the cayenne in the photo below- I noticed that it had another problem. They look like some sort of eggs. I have never seen this on any of the plants before

Infected tomatoes

Another cubenelle leaf

From internet research, I'm thinking that this is either early blight or septoria or maybe bacterial spot.

I was having a difficult time finding a fungicide that would be safe to use with peppers. Daconil and Ortho Max Garden Disease control are not recommended for use on peppers. I would perfer to use an organic anyway, but was having a difficult time finding an organic fungicide that would treat these problems. Then I ran across Serenade (http://www.serenadegarden.com/) which is supposed to be organic and control a variety of plant diseases.

So, I guess I have a few questions. Firstly, what do you think my peppers and tomatoes have? How should I treat it? Does anyone have any experience with Serenade?

oh- and what about those eggs?