How to Identify Leaf Spot, Blights, & Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves: Hydrogen Peroxide Treatment!
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- I show you how to identify leaf spot, early blight, late blight, and other fungal issues on tomato plant leaves. I also show you what not to worry about and go over how to use hydrogen peroxide as a treatment.
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This makes me feel a lot better, lol. Now I can quit panicking and just make a note not to grow certain varieties next year. Love that you use hydrogen peroxide and baking soda and not commercial fungicides.
Gary, I just wanted to say I am so happy you started the blog back up. I am not very good at keeping my notes organized from the perk classrooms, but I can search the blog and find any recipe I need. Thanks for your time, I appreciate it. God Bless.
Your videos are so timely for SE Michigan! I just noticed yellowing on my tomatoes leaves tonight. I’m not as worried now. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Tomatoes do have lots of leaf issues. This was video to help decrease worry.
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Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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It’s great video good information about tomatoes plants it’s helpful for those whose grow tomatoes 🍅
Love the little microscope spot in the video.
its a good tool if I dont over use it lol. But perfect for bugs and leaf issues.
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Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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Thank you for this information. It helped me understand what is normal and what is a problem.
Excellent. That was my hope.
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Another thought to consider is to move over to disease-resistant hybrids, or if you really want to grow heirlooms, insert into your rotation a few hybrids and compare. A lot of people have the misconseption that hybrid tomatoes taste like supermarket tomatoes. Nothing could be further from the truth. A home-grown, vine-ripened Early Girl or Big Beef are absolutely delicious.
And that hybrids are GMO which they are not. Many heirlooms were hybrids in the 60's. 50-60 years later they can be considered stable heirlooms.
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I'm definitely getting me a hose link. I always leave my hose out because I don't feel like putting it back.
That is why I go it. So much easier.
Visit my blog The Rusted Garden Journal for the hydrogen peroxide recipe and more details.
Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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Visit my blog The Rusted Garden Journal for the hydrogen peroxide recipe and more details.
Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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Very helpful to see, Thank you!!
I always go to you first to get advise! I’m new at vegetable gardening
Thanks so much and good luck. Let me know if you have questions.
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Dear Gary! Thank you so much for your hard work and effort you put in making these extremely useful videos! Where I live it is not easy to buy hydrogen peroxide, so I ordered 2 litres online. It has turned out that it contains sodium bensoate, as well. Can I still use it for soil desinfection, and spraying plants? Thank you for your answer!
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Hi Gary, The Green stalk I know lack of water but you also need iron I believe. I see in your garden the leaves yellow but green veins. That is a sign of low iron. I have to treat mine and it is amazing the better green look I have.
Thanks!
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Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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The easiest way for me to correctly identify Late Blight is to remember that it affects every part of the plant (leaves, stems and fruit) and it looks like it's rotting and mouldy (you see some white fuzz and/or moistness on the lesions) - it's not dry. Also, Late Blight hates sunny weather (UV light actually kills its spores) - it likes cloudy, cool, moist weather. And, as you say, it spreads through all your plants very quickly.
Do what Gary does. It works. Is methods have help keep my gardens healthy all the way to the end of August where before I was always fighting fungus in July and it would devastate my plants before August even started. I just used Gary's voodoo magic recipe yesterday with tomato plants . And they're doing great.
Hello, I like your videos. What about adding HP to the soil?
You can do a soil soak.
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Do you spray aspirin on a schedule? Or just once a year?
Thanks Gary. Great video.
Thanks so much.
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Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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Hi Gary-Have you tried Hydrogen Peroxide spray on Tomatillos and Strawberries? Is the ratio the same? Thanks!
Video is Just in time for
me in Central ohio. Thank you I have been spraying H2O2
Good luck!
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Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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I've successfully used hydrogen peroxide spray for 2 years. Last week I mixed an 8 tablespoon per gallon batch and measured incorrectly. Instead of 8 tablespoons, I measured out 8 ounces. This is actually 16 tablespoons. It caused the lower leaves on 4 of my 24 tomato plants to turn pure yellow. The plants will survive but this was lesson learned.
It happens. However, if you sprayed the entire plant the damage would have been all over. So wondering if it was something else. But I've been there.
Visit my blog The Rusted Garden Journal for the hydrogen peroxide recipe and more details.
Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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@THERUSTEDGARDEN I sprayed heavier on the bottom leaves, thinking they were more vulnerable to blight.
Wow. Great vid
Thanks.
Visit my blog The Rusted Garden Journal for the hydrogen peroxide recipe and more details.
Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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Hi Gary, I believe I have the blight you are talking about as it appears to be spreading. Do I need to pull the plants? Thank you
No but you have to start spraying all of the tomato plants. The spores usually float around so other plants will probably get it even if you remove this plant.
Visit my blog The Rusted Garden Journal for the hydrogen peroxide recipe and more details.
Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Thank you so much! I have tomatos in another area of my property and your video helped me not to worry about them!
Almost all of my tomatoes are suffering from 'greenback' this year where a perfectly red ripe tomato has a hard green or yellow ring around the area where it's connected to the vine. I am growing John Baer, an heirloom tomato. I'm currently trying coffee grounds around the base and bought some potassium organic fertilizer. Any thoughts on that? I grow them vertically where I prune out the suckers and the leaves that touched the ground but nothing else.
I'm having the same issue but wasn't sure what it was or what was causing it (this is only my 3rd year growing so I'm still learning)
I really dont know what causes that. Sorry.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Thank you
I spray weekly with Tweetmint...kills fungus, mold, and bugs
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I am pretty sure I have wilt in the soil of my garden. For the second straight year I have wilt. Is there really no treatment for this or can I do a soil drench? Please advise! I wish I could post a picture.
It is a tough cure. Viral issues can be spread though things like leaf hoppers. You can do hydrogen peroxide drenches but I just dont know how effective they are.
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Smh, 🤔 No one ses my garden, but I personally remove ALL leaves that aren't green & healthy. My theory is, the unhealthy leaf isn't going to recover and it's only draining energy & nutrients. So I remove it to also encourage new healthy growth.
Mildew or fungus issues are never a big problem because I've removed it & treated the area as soon as I spotted it.
I didn't use to do this, and I was always dealing with huge plant issues, some times I had to remove entire plants.
I love your content, Gary. But I must have gotten something wrong from previous videos, because I thought peroxide/water spray was 1:3. So that's what I sprayed on them for aphids. Peppers died, aphids are still spreading. 🙄.
Now that my tomatoes are planted & strung up, I'll try the maintenance ratio you mentioned.
I bought 2- pkg of 1,500 Lady Bugs for the aphids because I keep losing the battle against them!! Lol (I also added worms to the garden beds & compost bins.)
3 parts water and 1 part h202 works for a lot of people. I cant recall my ratio but test spray is always good because sometimes the ratios work in 1 garden but not another. I also wash the aphids off with strong hose spray. That helps.
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I am finding tomatoes that look great on the outside, but look brown kinda rotten looking on the inside. The core from the top to the middle. They are better boy's and no sign of anything on the outside. Any thoughts of what it could be? I've grown tomatoes since i was a kid and never seen this.
( a long time) hello?
So, i think i may have early blight. I sprayed a few weeks ago with copper fungicide and have been spraying with hydrogen peroxide every other day. How often should I reapply the copper, Or do i just keep spraying the peroxide? And then at what point do i put baking soda down?
You probably dont need all of them. If they have been treated and are under control, spray them with copper fungicide. If you see spots come back hit them with the h202. Or do the h202 every 10 days. It really varies too much based on rain, humidity, and other things.
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Aspirin works for cannabis too
Do you delete the hydrogen peroxide with water?
Hi Gary, will this solution work on my potato leaves? What do you recommend? For Aphids
it works as an anti fungal on any leaf but you do have to test spray the ratios on new plants. For aphids, I use a soapy water spray.
Visit my blog The Rusted Garden Journal for the hydrogen peroxide recipe and more details.
Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN thank you so much !
What is the ratio of the hydrogen peroxide to water?
The recipe is on my blog or the linked video in the video description.
Visit my blog The Rusted Garden Journal for the hydrogen peroxide recipe and more details.
Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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Im getting dark spots on my leaves but not dead or yellowing spots did i just find it early on
No. Active fungus will always have a yellow halo. Technically it could be something else but look for it to be spreading. You can always spray as a precaution.
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Do you know anything about Asian jumping worms? And if they can kill tomato plants.
I dont sorry.
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Asian jumping worms are a compost type worm. They only eat dead items on and in the top layer of the soil.
@@PlantObsessed yes but do they take all the nutrients fro the soil to hurt other plants
@@kevinesterline622 no that is not correct. They run material through their body and deposit it back into the soil. They hurt native forests but not gardens.
@@PlantObsessed thank you.
My tomato plants have a very unique issue - the bottom third has normal size leaves that look healthy. The top two thirds have leaves that are about 1 inch in size and are completely curled up - color is green. The plants look like a Charley Brown bush - they look stunted. One thing they do have is lots of flowers without tomatoes. Never had this before. Does anybody have any ideas? I'm ready to cut them down.
Just let it grow. Twisted leaves can be from weed spray drift, sometimes a virus but nothing you can do but let it grow.
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Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Thanks so much for the response!!!!!!! This issue really perplexed me. I'm an avid fan of your channel and have kept numerous recipes for tomato issues. Started a notebook several years ago which has been extremely helpful. Will treat my plants as you advised - wish me luck!
Cheers and good luck!
Weak limp drooping tomato plants is bacterial wilt which is a soil born disease. That might be what you are experiencing also.
Often it's the entire plant leaf system though and its very drastic.
Visit my blog The Rusted Garden Journal for the hydrogen peroxide recipe and more details.
Identifying Fungal Issues on Tomato Leaves & Using Hydrogen Peroxide as a Treatment:
therustedgarden.blogspot.com/2023/07/identifying-fungal-issues-on-tomato.html