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joan3960

early tomato blight

13 years ago

My tomatoes this year have severe early blight because of all the rain we have had here. They are growing in raised beds, which did have good soil but we did not amend this year, just added tomato food. The plants have loads of tomatoes, but after I removed the diseased leaves there are few leaves left. Will these tomatoes ripen? (guess I'll find out). Also, since this disease is difficult to control in the beds, I am thinking that next year and every year after, growing my tomatoes only in large pots (such as those most nursery stalk in purchased in) with new organic bagged potting soil each year. Does anyone think that will end my blight problem?

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