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Old July 8, 2015   #16
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I know what you mean Worth. The rain is training 60 miles west of us. If it moves here, we will get inches of rain.

Whatever it does, when the chance of rain goes away, I'm going to make 1.5 parts milk to 8 parts water solution and spray the plants down good. I'm thinking it will be this evening when I can do this.

I figure it's best to spray this solution in the evening anyway. That way, the plants can dry overnight before the blistering sun comes out tomorrow.

I have a feeling that it is the beginnings of Gray Mold. The county ag guy told me last year that Gray Mold is what gets a lot plants around here. What I have read about using the milk/water solution tells that it prevents and even cures a lot of diseases and mold. I hope so.

I wonder if there is a way to prevent Gray mold from happening?
Lots and lots of mulch.
Never mow when the dust will get on the plants.
And cross your fingers.
I have found that the black tomatoes get it worse than any other variety I have grown.
I know you have read about the several ointments sprays and salves they have to help prevent it.

When I see it I just take out the plant as soon as I can.
One time I had one black cherry amongst other black cherries come down with it.


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