Safe to eat blight tomatoes???
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Hey, I just recently pruned my plant due to a possible case of blight. I also sprayed with a fungicide. I'm now wondering if it's safe to eat the tomatoes that came from the plant before I pruned and sprayed. Hmm?
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