Tomato early blight, organic control

A multi pronged approach to organically controlling early blight on tomatoes

[@christinasmith1116]

You're a good teacher! Very knowledgeable! Thanks!

[@christinasmith1116]

I like that you give organic and traditional solutions!

[@603chefmon]

I've been dancing around with early blight treatment for years and you gave the best information I have ever heard. Wish I had found this channel sooner, Found one of your apple videos and subbed right away Thank you so much for the lessons they are very helpful.

[@vickidriggs]

Thanks for the information on the tomatoes. Wow, I learned a lot from you. Thank you.

[@darekdemianczuk3695]

Great info- Thank You Sir for sharing your valuable knowledge

[@healthyhorticulture]

Hopefully it’s helpful!

[@patriciaterranova1074]

Great instruction. Can you use baking soda on apples which may be getting the start of fire blight?

[@frankspataro9714]

Like the info glad I found your channel I got a question on black not on my plum tree can I remove the limb this time of year it's half the tree but I know enough I need to get rid of it

[@healthyhorticulture]

Yes you should remove it now. And you may need to spray the tree in the future to maintain control. Black knot can be a real headache.

[@healthyhorticulture]

Yea you can remove it now. And may want to spray in the future for preventative conttol

[@frankspataro9714]

Ya I will cut it out soon and keep a eye on it maybe even spray it with a orchard spray now

[@gcgopro6912]

What are the dilution rates for baking soda and peroxide? Thanks.

[@healthyhorticulture]

1 heaping teaspoon of baking soda per gallon. 1 cup of peroxide per gallon.