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    tomato blight in polytunnel

    What can I do if anything, I have some brown leaves on the tomotoes, does this mean they are ruined.

    I have removed all the leaves that are showing blight, but is this the end?
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    Are you sure it's blight? I would think it more likely to be botrytis in a polytunnel. If the later, hacking off and carefully removing leaves should keep things under control until well into the autumn. Try to stop flower end sitting on leaves, they're a magnet for mould.
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      Just brown leaves doesn't mean blight. Leaves brown up a bit when they get mature. You can just remove them.
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