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One of my Tomato plant's is really sick but it's fruits seem unaffected. Can anyone clarify what illness it is and a way to treat it? thank you.
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are there any furry or powdery greybrown bits among that lot?
If there is, it's more likely to be Botrytis than blight.
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get snipping matey and cut out all the affected bits. Then keep snipping if more appear.Comment
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Im no expert but dosent look like blight to me, more like old leavesComment
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Yep, I think they need snipping off too and no, it's not blight.Granny on the Game in SheffieldComment
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Phew, good to know =). Worried me because it seems to be slowly spreading across the plant, began on a few leaves then slowly seemed to take the surrounding ones with itComment
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it doesnt look like blight. normally you get dark splodges on the stems and it spreads quick!http://pot-to-plot.blogspot.com/ My brand spanking new plot
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Could it be spider spread? Found a few of the little buggers calling the plant homeComment
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A couple of my plants are looking a bit poorly. I put it down to botrytis as I've found a few grey furry bits, along with yellowing leaves. The fruit is OK though, so I'm just cutting off the affected leaves and giving the secateurs a good wash after use.Comment
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