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Posted by alan (U14078190) on Thursday, 12th May 2011
have just had to replace my tomato plants that i grew from seed because my plants had tomato leaf mould.
And the advice i was given at the garden center was it was caused by damp.
Well i open my greenhouse each morning and close it at night.,the have said to leave the door open at night .
Is this correct i live in the south so it is a bit warmer but would the cold at night effect my plants.
Can anyone advise me
Cheers Flash
Apart from 'blight' which I don't think you have, I have never heard of 'leaf mould'
Have a look in here to see if any of the problems listed there fit the symptoms!
Click on the pics to enlarge!
thanks Tee Gee ,I got the info from a book on greenhouse garrdener by Alan Toogood i have had the book since 1985 ,ihave always used it ,thats where i got the picture from on Tomato Leaf-Mould and it looks just like what it says.
but can anybody advise on leaving the greenhouse door open to try and help get rid of it..
He says spray with Benomly or Thiram .but i think that is no longer around
Flash
I had a look around as your query made me curios and found this.
Now we both know!
Thanks for the help have had a look and taken there advice and sprayed to see if it helps .
Just shows trying to keep the plants warm at night is not right to much damp lets hope it works
Flash
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