Black spots on leaves - septoria?
17 years ago
Hi,
It's been a rough gardening season so far. Very, very wet. My peppers all died but I have this one tomato plant left. It's bottom leaves have black spots underneath them and they are dying. I've been doing some research and I am wondering if it is septoria leaf spot?
I have a fungicide which I will apply. Is this plant doomed?
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