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bnot

Oak Grove, Mn

I have a 6.79 Sutherland that is showing no signs of blight even though most of my garden is affected. I have received an email from Garden Rebel that he told me that his mega-crosses are showing the least effects. I went out and checked my plants...yes the megamuttd and megamuttZ,that I have going have no effect. I also have a megazac with no effects and only minimal signs on two other megazacs. I think megamarv crosses might show a tolerance against blight. What other seeds do you have growing that are showing resistance?

9/23/2017 6:08:11 PM

wixom grower ( The Polish Hammer)

Wixom MI.

My megazacs did hold out the best but they finnaly did come down with the blight too.

9/23/2017 6:15:12 PM

ESheel31(team sLamMer)

Eastern Shore of VA

Blight has wiped out 3 of my 4.
Only one not affected was my 2.13 from last year.
Off of the 4.79 Terry.
Think that's a Big Zac.
Too bad I haven't had but one tomato off those 4 all year.

9/23/2017 7:39:46 PM

removed_20180906

Valencia Spain

What exactly is blight, with my no rain in summer could mean no blight

9/24/2017 5:25:01 AM

removed_20180906

Valencia Spain

I do get plants with black stems kf i grow in the winter outside

9/24/2017 5:26:55 AM

wixom grower ( The Polish Hammer)

Wixom MI.

That black stem is likely to to blight. Blight usually hits in late season when the morning due starts up. It usually starts on older and mature leaves and then spreads up the plant eventually consuming the entire plant.but you can get it anytime you have to much water or damp to wet environment.

9/24/2017 9:16:49 AM

removed_20180906

Valencia Spain

Yeh heavy dew in winter thats why not trying in winter even though 1 light frost a year

9/24/2017 9:25:00 AM

Hobbit

Walhalla, ND.

I had blight on almost all my tomatoes last year. An old time gardener told me to powder around the whole tomato plant base with captan early in the season. I tried it this year and all my tomatoes were blight free. The farmer I rent my house from gardens right next to me had blight on all his tomatoes. I'll for sure be doing it again next year.

9/25/2017 7:54:42 AM

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