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  1. 19 sie 2024 · Early blight, caused by Alternaria fungus, is the most common type of leaf spot disease on tomatoes. Early blight is more prevalent in hot, humid regions and remains in the soil for one year. Wet weather can bring on an attack.

  2. In order to prevent and treat tomato leaf disease, you can stay on top of proper irrigation, fungicide use, using resistant tomato plant varieties, and more. Keep reading as we explore the different types of tomato leaf diseases and how to identify, prevent, and treat them.

  3. 6 paź 2023 · Preventing this bacterial disease is all about sourcing pathogen-free seeds and transplants. Keep tomato leaves dry and avoid handling them when wet. Sanitize your tools and hands after touching potentially infected areas. Practice crop rotation and always burn or dispose of tomato debris.

  4. 20 lis 2023 · Tomato leaf spot diseases, such as Septoria leaf spot and early blight, can cause dark spots or lesions on the leaves, which can spread rapidly and cause defoliation. Symptoms may also include yellowing or browning of the leaves, as well as stunted growth or reduced yields.

  5. 18 sie 2022 · The first symptom of blight in tomatoes is usually brown areas appearing on the leaves, which quickly spread into a watery rot that kills leaves and stems, turning them brown. As blight spreads, fruits on your tomatoes can also turn brown and start to rot on the vine.

  6. Nutrient deficiencies that cause pale or yellow leaves on tomato plants. Whenever your plant’s leaves look pale, but the plant is otherwise healthy, try adding an organic liquid fertilizer first. Neptune’s Harvest is a reliable brand that we frequently use.

  7. 14 wrz 2020 · Tomatoes can often be infected with leaf spot and early blight simultaneously. This disease first manifests as small, circular spots that appear to be water-soaked. The spots enlarge and often merge to form blotches.

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