There are several different ways to treat and prevent blight. Click on this article which is full of information that could help you. Wishing you the best.
Carefully cut the bottom branches with a scissors . Try to cut the branches right at the plant stem, and not into the stem, before applying apply fungicide. You can use copper spray - you should be able to get it at the hardware store or home improvement center. Destroy the blight leaves and wash your hands. Check the leaves regularly, especially bottom ones, for signs of blight, if you catch it early enough you can stop it.
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Hi Pat,
There are several different ways to treat and prevent blight. Click on this article which is full of information that could help you. Wishing you the best.
Carefully cut the bottom branches with a scissors . Try to cut the branches right at the plant stem, and not into the stem, before applying apply fungicide. You can use copper spray - you should be able to get it at the hardware store or home improvement center. Destroy the blight leaves and wash your hands. Check the leaves regularly, especially bottom ones, for signs of blight, if you catch it early enough you can stop it.