Is there a way to stop blight??

madddawg · August 6, 2013

I don't have time to sit here and look though all the threads. I am sure my answer is there some where. Between 10+ hours dedicated to work a a day and 2 or 3 in the garden, pc time is one thing I don't have much of. So straight up, Is there a good way to stop blight. Almost all of my 300 plants have it to some degree, Better boys, Celebrity, Cherry , Cherokee purple, and Kentucky Yellow Beefstake. Better boys and Celbrity are the worst. Some almost entire plant!

. Is there any hope? I can not put anything toxic on becouse I am harvesting. Intrigued by the bleach idea but what little I had time to read it sounds like more of a preventive. And toxicity? I fear I may have lost a lot of my plants. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

August 6, 2013	#1
madddawg Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Missouri Posts: 407	Is there a way to stop blight?? I don't have time to sit here and look though all the threads. I am sure my answer is there some where. Between 10+ hours dedicated to work a a day and 2 or 3 in the garden, pc time is one thing I don't have much of. So straight up, Is there a good way to stop blight. Almost all of my 300 plants have it to some degree, Better boys, Celebrity, Cherry , Cherokee purple, and Kentucky Yellow Beefstake. Better boys and Celbrity are the worst. Some almost entire plant!. Is there any hope? I can not put anything toxic on becouse I am harvesting. Intrigued by the bleach idea but what little I had time to read it sounds like more of a preventive. And toxicity? I fear I may have lost a lot of my plants. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks __________________ I grow a garden not just for the food I harvest, but for the creation of life itself. Johnny Cash

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