Need help With ID
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Pam M. on Jul 24, 2015I have been having the same issue with my plants. I have lost 3 pepper plants 2 tomatos and an eggplant. I contacted our local county extension office and in their opinion it is some sort of blight. Verticulum wilt or fusarium wilt. altough i think it could also be something called early blight. It is definatly fungal in nature. Per their instructions i have started treating my remaining plants with a fungicide, specifically Daconil. This should keep the fungus from spreading to my other plants. Wether it can help plants already infected and wilting is yet to be determined. I do know that you should dispose of infected plants away from your garden. Dont compost it.Helpful Reply
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Darwin Wenzler on Jul 25, 2015This is probably due to all the extra rain we have had this summer and I see your soaker hose in picture If we are blessed with rain, we do not need to water extra. if you hose is on a timer??.Helpful Reply
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Darwin Wenzler on Jul 26, 2015Look like a fungus problem, take the picture to your local Master Gardeners or County extension office. Fungus maybe in your soil and they can guide you correctly. Good LuckHelpful Reply
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Anne fenske on Jul 29, 2015anne fenske winnipeg,mb,cdn- this is a fungus, got it on my seedlings once; from too much moisture. Take a stick or small fork and scratch away gently and apply Cinnamon, which is a anti bacteria for plants. Won't hurt them. This type of pepper & tomatoes are susceptible to this mold . Hope it helps.Helpful Reply
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R.V.R. Farris on Jul 29, 2015Thanks for advice, will have to try that.Helpful Reply
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Dianne Ballesty on Aug 01, 2015Neem oil is my new go to for mildew and bugs. I love it, and it's okay for all your plants; veggies and flowers.Helpful Reply
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