Verticillium,fusarium or???

orflo · June 14, 2007

Hi,
I'm having some suspicious spots on my about half of my eggplants and on some tomatoes. I checked sever websites (ucdavis, cornell and others) and it's not exactly clear to me , I cut the stem of the worst eggplant and removed some off the lower leaves of one of the tomatoes: no brown discoloration showed up, there are no signs of wilting, but still the only close thing I could find is verticillium or fusarium. Can you help me on this one? Oh, and I do respect crop rotation, the eggplants were grown in soil where there hasn't been a vegetable for over twenty years,I took some pictures:

Frank

June 14, 2007	#1
orflo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: belgium Posts: 134	Verticillium,fusarium or??? Hi, I'm having some suspicious spots on my about half of my eggplants and on some tomatoes. I checked sever websites (ucdavis, cornell and others) and it's not exactly clear to me , I cut the stem of the worst eggplant and removed some off the lower leaves of one of the tomatoes: no brown discoloration showed up, there are no signs of wilting, but still the only close thing I could find is verticillium or fusarium. Can you help me on this one? Oh, and I do respect crop rotation, the eggplants were grown in soil where there hasn't been a vegetable for over twenty years,I took some pictures: Frank