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knowlittle | 13:30 Tue 28th Jul 2009 | Gardening
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tomatoes in greenhouse have caught Blight I have removed the effected plants but is there anyway I can clear this blight before next use of soil inside greenhouse
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Any good fungicide applied to the soil should work for you. Here in the U.S. I use a product called Kocide 101 which contains copper fungicide. I'm sure a similar product would be available in the U.K. It's eco-friendly but will eliminate the fungus' living in the soils around the base of infected plants. Be sure to clean up any plant residue before applying... Best of luck
Here in the UK I give my soil a drench with Jeyes Fluid diluted to the specified amount as on the tin, also give the greenhouse a thorough clean and disinfection, as though it`s an hospital ward.
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thanks for your help I will be appling your recommendations
Bye the bye knowlittle, you shouldn`t get blight on tom`s in the greenhouse as only outdoor tom`s get it from rain.
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carlton. I do use rain water in the greenhouse may be some splashed on plants ? Blight shows its self as black line spreading up plant and plant starts sagging and dying right ?
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