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Aug 12, 2023Liked by Jack Wallington

One of my many tomato plants has it and I’ve noticed that the affected tomatoes take on a milky hue before any signs of blight

Have you noticed this Jack? 🤔

I’m in Bournemouth Dorset 😊

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Aug 12, 2023Liked by Jack Wallington

Super helpful post Jack, thank you! I had blight a couple of years ago that took out my whole crop. This year, I spotted one that *might* have had the start of blight (but could also have been heat stress as you point out above) - regardless I ripped it out and the rest seem to be ok! Regarding crop rotation, I don't have a big enough growing space to rotate on any more than probably a 2 year cycle. Is this ok? And does the whole bed have to be rotated, or could you e.g. move brassicas from one end of a 3m bed to the other, and count this as crop rotation? Thanks as always for your helpful windom ☺️

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Aug 11, 2023Liked by Jack Wallington

Jack, if there’s been blight in the potato patch, and if you were planting potatoes now for an Xmas harvest would you advise using a different bed?

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