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Help avoiding disease this year

10 years ago

So two years ago one of my tomato plants came down with some sort of disease. The plant grew very large but hardly produced any fruit, maybe 5 all year. I had a few other plants nearby in separate raised beds that produced fruit all year. The leaves turned inside out ( but kept growing). So something was isolated to that plant/bed.

Last year with all new plants in all the beds (same soil) the same thing. And it seemed like one of the other nearby beds came down with the same disease. Not sure what I had.

My question is: what's the best way to start out this year? At minimum was going to replace the soil in all of the beds. But how far down in the soil can these diseases spread? can they spread out underneath the beds and up to the top of surrounding soil? What's the best plan of attach this year?


Thanks!


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