Bacterial Spot Fungicide Question Florida

Imthechuck · February 23, 2014

Hello,

I am new to tomatoville and this is my first season growing tomatoes.

I did a few things correct: large pots, tomato tone, decent soil

What I didn't do; mulch... And the splash back of soil which I think caused it. I recently mulched the pots after wandering around these forums.

It appears that I have:

http://nfrec.ifas.ufl.edu/paret/u-sc...rial_spot.html

All of my determinate have flowered/ are flowering and producing tomatoes. I have been removing the bad leaves

I have a few questions: Which fungicide should I use to contain it? Daconil? An organic substitute?

Can you spray when plants are flowering?

Should I spray weekly next season with a fungicide since I live in Zone 10/ South Florida hot/humid; both

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February 23, 2014	#1
Imthechuck Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: SouthFlorida Zone 10 Posts: 120	Bacterial Spot Fungicide Question Florida Hello, I am new to tomatoville and this is my first season growing tomatoes. I did a few things correct: large pots, tomato tone, decent soil What I didn't do; mulch... And the splash back of soil which I think caused it. I recently mulched the pots after wandering around these forums. It appears that I have: http://nfrec.ifas.ufl.edu/paret/u-sc...rial_spot.html All of my determinate have flowered/ are flowering and producing tomatoes. I have been removing the bad leaves I have a few questions: Which fungicide should I use to contain it? Daconil? An organic substitute? Can you spray when plants are flowering? Should I spray weekly next season with a fungicide since I live in Zone 10/ South Florida hot/humid; both / ? Last edited by Imthechuck; February 23, 2014 at 08:48 PM.