How to stop blight in Organic Tomatoes

Updated on June 11, 2014 By Tomato Guy 9 Comments

How to stop blight in Organic Tomatoes

This organic tomato crop was doing great until it started bearing tomatoes at about 60 days, using only compost tea from composted manure. Then blight hit an…
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9 Comments

  1. aylafree80 June 11, 2014

    Tried to give a link, but wasn’t working so sent it by G+. Hope it works.

  2. Jacqueline Tarleton June 11, 2014

    Interesting. I agree that it is best to prevent problems before they occur.
    I get your point about needing more feeding. I thought if I put organic
    fertilizer they would be okay but I hear from your video that tomatoes need
    a lot more food than what I have been giving them.

  3. tony morris June 11, 2014

    err um err err, man get with it

  4. Heath Sampey June 11, 2014

    duhhhhhhhh! uhhhhhhhhhhh!!

  5. Cathy Oelze June 11, 2014

    I thank God everyday that I’m not a mean person and do not have to make fun
    of people. :)

  6. Hannahcode1 June 11, 2014

    Seriously – where are you jackasses coming from? This video was quite
    helpful to me.

  7. Dale Welch June 11, 2014

    my GOD!!!! have you been talking long?????

  8. thonaker1 June 11, 2014

    The info is great. It helps confirm my idea that using sea minerals will
    help keep me from having the problem I had this year, and help preserve my
    heirloom lines. It’s the minerals. Healthy plants are, like humans, are
    less likely to have disease, if they are given the proper nutrition.

  9. Brian L June 11, 2014

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