How to prevent and control blight in tomatoes and treatment, I have had it with blight!!

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This video talks about how to prevent blight in tomatoes and what I've learned in my years of gardening to prevent it. I know how frustrating it can be to be growing beautiful tomato plants only to be plagued by blight and we talk about tips and preventative measure to keep blight out of the garden.
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@sjmazzoli 7 дней назад

i watch a ton of these things...this one is good...along with the rusted garden dude...this gets to the point...thank you for your efforts..indeed..happy growing...the harvest is the best time of year...🍅

@ouruhuru 6 дней назад

I’ve stopped trimming the suckers and my yields are off the charts.

@AshleySpeaks4U 5 дней назад

My entire yard is blighted. Lawn and garden. All of our yards are dying. Flowers, trees, shrubs, bulbs. I'm watching my yard melt.

@EleanorPeterson 2 года назад

Greetings, peeps. This is a tomato speaking 🍅. Call me Moneymaker. I'm based in the grey and soggy north of England, where growing us outdoors can be a deeply depressing experience. My mates and I grow under cover in a small (8') greenhouse in pots. Although we're moderately resistant to blight, we don't like growing outside. It's rough out there. Blight spores are tough and in my experience will stay active in the soil for years, just waiting for their chance to rise up and ruin your life. Sorry about that. 😞 Frankly, everything's hopeless and we're all going to die. If you can't grow us indoors, one partial solution is to put us outside in containers. Remove the bottom 12" of leaves from every plant, and avoid disturbing the garden soil near where the pots are standing as much as possible. Stripping the lower leaves off plants helps reduce contamination caused by rain splashing soil-bound spores all over the place. Alas, if your neighbours' plants have blight then the wind, birds and insects will keep your garden thoroughly contaminated despite your best efforts to stay disease free. A greenhouse or plastic tunnel and containers filled with fresh, commercial compost (NOT homemade stuff which could well be contaminated already) will definitely improve matters, but even then you'll be spreading spores everywhere each time you walk in. Fighting blight is kinda like trying to beat the common cold 😷. It's uncommonly difficult. Sigh...🍅

@cynthiawilliamson5905 2 года назад

Good info! Love the trellis.

@intercommradio7372 Год назад

Didn't realize there was so much to learn about planting tomatoes! Happy Planting ( GA )

@FastEddieQ 2 года назад

Thanks for the tip, very helpful

@robpatterson3325 9 месяцев назад

Great video explaining why I'm fighting blight right now! I will definitely incorporate these methods next year. Thanks!

@florencetomi2223 2 года назад

Thank you. Watching from Nigeria.

@GardenALittle 4 года назад

Great video, thanks for the info!

@nnoble92 4 года назад

Thanks! 🥬🍅🐔🐸🌱😸

@barbarabrackett1526 9 месяцев назад

I use straw as a covering. Thank you for the information

@brandonzawaski 2 года назад

100% agree, cut ground level leaves and don't spray soil onto leaves. Good prevention creates higher probabilities of success.

@kashmirVlogs2.0 4 года назад

Nice video

@fannybuster 2 года назад

Putting soaker hoses on the ground next to the tomato plants and covering the hoses with fabric mulch or even newspapers would help a lot to keep the fungus down.

@joannevenere3552 10 месяцев назад

I’ve been finding that fungus that’s in bagged soil is also a culprit.

@shirleysuchdolski6042 Месяц назад

Oh terrific....I did container gardening this year using ..bagged soil and now every single plant has blight!

@safi7521 2 года назад

the tie up method would be best for determinate varieties they are the short bushy ones

@Val-ee4hd 6 дней назад

Depending on where you live you might not be able to string them and trim all the leaves off. Sun scald on tomatoes will ruin your crop.

@metavinci427 11 месяцев назад

Mulch/ trim up lower growth. Water below soil&roots not plant/ ventilation helps too

@intercommradio7372 Год назад

So should you just water below the plants. and not on the leaves at the top? I know we have rain and I usually check after that rain. I've not put mulch in mine yet but I will. I'm growing mine in pots on my deck. thanks for sharing

@AnonYmous-gw5it 2 года назад

Video was made on May 29, 2020. Did these measures have any effect on the blight problem in the '21 growing season?

@dustbustr91 2 года назад

thats the problem with youtube gardening vids. never any proof or accountability for all the tips and fixes out there

@AmenTruth 2 года назад

Two yrs now in a row. Husband trying to stop blight now. Looks like we need to buy one of those torches for next yr. Maybe we will grow beans and potatoes/carrots next yr.

@EleanorPeterson 2 года назад

Hi, Becky! I'm based in the north of England (⛈️); in my experience the blight spores persist in the soil for years, through even the worst of winters. One option, if you have the space, is to grow tomatoes under cover in containers. A small greenhouse or plastic tunnel may look ugly but will protect your plants from your own and your neighbours' infected soil (rain, birds, wind and insects will keep spreading the blight to outdoor plants), giving your tomatoes a better chance of survival. I gave up trying to use my own compost because of the risk of spreading spores and disease, so I started afresh with commercial compost and sterilised pots, and now only grow tomatoes under cover. Sadly, my garden's become a no-go zone for them. It's still good for other fruit and veg, though! 😁

@gwynny7 Год назад

Did you purchase the torch? The link sadly does not work anymore and I was hoping to find out what it is called so I can get one.

@carol2947 3 года назад

Thank you!

@wayneburks5872 9 месяцев назад

You will get largerr tomatoes trimming them this way but you'll get far less . I agree trim up off ground but not as much as you are doing.

@vinnie9264 4 года назад

Hey I’m also from Ohio! I have a few questions... if you grow fruit trees do you graft, if you grow peppers how often do you fertilize them?

@nnoble92 4 года назад

Haven’t done anything with grafting actually. And as for peppers I load the soil up initially pretty heavily with a low dose granular organic fertilizer at initial planting and then add granular fertilizer again once The first peppers start to pop

@nnoble92 4 года назад

@vinnie9264 4 года назад

Bravo 6 Gardener thanks!

@livincountry Год назад

I have pumpkins and even if I cut the damaged leaves, the blight is still going all thru my plants

@maxsno Год назад

Cooper spray it is best , high calcium soil fabric weed block best shot

@lindalori52 2 года назад

Will the blight live over the winter in the soil? I had blight most likely due to crowding. Now, will it survive in the soil over the winter?

@EleanorPeterson 2 года назад

Yep. The spores are tough. Sadly, they'll be back.😞

@maxsno Год назад

Before setting in soil add calcium TUMS into powder , then spray with Cooper weekly nearly impossible. Start seeds for a second planting if room.

@Adam-un5bq 15 дней назад

Thoughts on Daconil?

@dennishelfrick3991 День назад

Daconil is classified as a class 2B carcinogen, i.e. 'possible' carcinogen. Other class 2B carcinogens include kimchi and other fermented Oriental-style vegetables, drinking excessively hot drinks regularly, and working night shift. (really) Source: Wikipedia, International Agency for Research on Cancer

@porksandwich5693 8 месяцев назад

The only thing that ever worked was Actinovate powder containing dried bacteria colonies which eats and prevents the blight. Unfortunately the lousy company that makes it stopped selling small amounts to gardiners and only make it in large quantities over $100.

@sroberts6940 2 месяца назад

suggestion, research dwarf tomato project and grow determinate dwarf tomatoes...you will have none of these problems...

@CamaguNcoso 9 месяцев назад

My tomatoe plants don't have blight on the leaves. It has blight on the fruits that's the problem I have

@KevinSmith-dq9tz 2 года назад

Bravo 6 you ever use hydrogen peroxide ?

@nnoble92 2 года назад

Nope

@theobserver9131 Год назад

A lot of other gardening channels have more to say about hydrogen peroxide. I'm going to try it this year. That, and baking soda. I tried Neem oil and dish soap last year, and it didn't seem to help.

@bodavis99 10 месяцев назад

A 16 to 1 dilution of hydrogen peroxide with water will kill the spores.

@philipkrauss4988 2 года назад

Grow them in a tunnel

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