Sorry folks for pestering you with this question, but I've checked the links that do work in the sticky, and looked at pics online. I think I have caught it early, because only the leaves had turned, although parts of the stems looked like they might be getting darker. At any rate at this late stage in the season, I was just hoping to sun-ripen the last few green toms on my plant. Not the end of the world if I can't.
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I read the sticky, but the links are no good. Is it tomato blight?
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Possibly. Can't really see the damage to the tomato fruit as it is on the side. The marking of the leaves usually starts at the edge of a leaf and in patches up the stem. The leaves in your photo just look like old ones.
Try this link to the RHS website
https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=217
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Originally posted by Nicos View PostNot easy to see but I think it's not.
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Hello dilettante. I have deleted two links on the sticky that didn't work but all the others seem to be OK, can you let me know which ones aren't working for you and I will look into it, thanks.A garden is a lovesome thing, God wot! (Thomas Edward Brown)
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It doesn't look too blighty,usually the whole tomato will have a blackened look underneath the skin (like one of my tumbling toms a couple of weeks ago). I managed to harvest loads,about 2 or 3 days later I noticed one or two tomatoes looking unhealthy,throw those away,but the remaining are fine to eat. The blighted ones will go rotten in a couple of days,otherwise tomatoes are fine at room temperature for weeks,so you'll know. Have you got any brown patches on the stem of your plant?Location : Essex
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Originally posted by Jungle Jane View PostIt doesn't look too blighty,usually the whole tomato will have a blackened look underneath the skin (like one of my tumbling toms a couple of weeks ago). I managed to harvest loads,about 2 or 3 days later I noticed one or two tomatoes looking unhealthy,throw those away,but the remaining are fine to eat. The blighted ones will go rotten in a couple of days,otherwise tomatoes are fine at room temperature for weeks,so you'll know. Have you got any brown patches on the stem of your plant?
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Originally posted by scarey55 View PostHello dilettante. I have deleted two links on the sticky that didn't work but all the others seem to be OK, can you let me know which ones aren't working for you and I will look into it, thanks.
http://www.firetop.co.uk/photos/albu...blight/page/1/
http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.corne...omLeafKey.html
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Originally posted by dilettante View PostI had patches that looked a bit darker, but not the very obvious blight patches. I chopped down the plants I was concerned about, since they didn't have that much fruit left anyway.Location : Essex
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