Tomato Pests & Diseases and How to Fix Them With Organic Solutions

A part of gardening organically is finding organic solutions to pest and disease problems that affect tomatoes and other vegetable garden plant. Whether it is a calcium deficiency causing disease or fungal diseases like blight... growing tomatoes and other backyard garden crops doesn't have to be difficult! In this video I go over the most common pests and diseases that affect tomatoes and other vegetables and simple organic solutions along with some home remedies.
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[@lianeletendre92]

I have been gardening for more than 50 years and have never found a video that was so simple to understand and very comprehensive. Thank you ever so much!

[@kaizengreengreenhousekings6936]

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[@willchoate7072]

Thanks for what you're doing! I hope this helps someone. I was getting killed by rats last year. They were getting into our pantry, workshop,barn steeling eggs from our chicken coop and in the garden. I watched KZbin, tried homemade bucket traps, ordered fancy bucket traps, snap traps...etc. caught a few but didn't make a dent in the population. Then I came across a safe, homemade poison. Tried it in the pantry. It actually worked. After 3 days no rats in the pantry. I mixed up a bunch of the stuff and started putting it around our property. Within 3 days no rats, rat damage had stopped. I still keep the stuff around the property and we are doing great. Equal parts of sugar, flower or cornmeal, and Plaster of Paris. Dry mix, inside out of the weather I put it in shallow bowls. Outside I make a container from 2 inch PVC pipe with some 90° elbows so water can't get in but the rats can. Nothing glued, tape in a few places but the top piece is just pushed on so I can easily pull it off to add more of the mix. This stuff really works, safe if something else eats the dead rats it won't hurt them. The rats die a slow enough death that they go home to die. So no bad smell for the year I've been doing this. God bless KZbin solutions! Thanks to KZbin I was able to keep my old mower working at least 2 years longer.

[@melissabattiato232]

Came back to this to comment because I tried a natural solution and after just a couple weeks, it worked!! I told my kids (9 and 7) that I would give them a quarter for each ladybug they found and placed on a plant in the garden, and it worked! I’m so happy for the plants, and the kids made a couple bucks 😂

[@vintagehome-777]

Could I borrow your kids? Just kidding.

[@douglasbunch3313]

I’m on central coast CA. Pulled a potato bug today while putting a tomato in the ground. Took it directly to the chickens and watched with glee. It was gnarly. And I now have a favorite chicken

[@grassfedmilkmomma]

Those are the stuff of nightmares. One insect i dont miss when i moved😁

[@douglasbunch3313]

One Life google what a potato bug is. I’ve never grown potatoes in my life

[@emeldajavier8527]

I shared this video to my sis and 2 friends, who are avid tomato growers in CA and Oregon! I'm an old Senior, who only planted fruit trees, roses, and flowers and orchids - no veges. Thks to you, maybe I'll plant tomatoes and other veges to replace my huge lawn! Love your informative video. U presented it so eloquently and to the point! TY!

[@esthervolkan6946]

Hi Bryan, when I bought my house in country, it was infested with mice and rats. tried traps, but expensive. wouldn't touch the bloody mess after each and after going through a lot, called pest control that uses poison traps spread around the property, toxic to humans and pets. worried the toxic washout after rains going into my well; told only remedy was a CAT, which i got. now no rodents, no snakes, rabbits, bugs, birds in house. An allergy test showed I was allergic to CATS. Never knew because he sleeps on my bed at night, close by, great companion, loves to accompany me to the garden(Catmint plant there)and best companion and friend. Never experience any allergies symptoms except occasional sneezing. He is well worth it.

[@alanbagwell1032]

Reference to non-coated aspirin for your aspirin/water solution: you can use coated aspirins if you add them to a pint of warm tap water, shake the closed container and let sit for about an hour. The aspirin powder will break through the coating skin and the skins will float to the top. Remove the skins with a spoon, then add this solution to the remainder of the one gallon of water.

[@kirkberryleo3307]

I use a mortar and pestle, grind the aspirin and then a fine strainer completely takes out the coating

[@ruthholguin9810]

Ok will do

[@kirstenmcduffie7782]

I am a first time gardener & am attempting to grow tomatoes & cucumbers from FL. I have watched my plants grow from seeds & do not want them to fail. Your videos are so helpful & simple to follow. Thank you!

[@gigihenderson7668]

I found a way to dispose of my hornworms... one of my Scouts has a gecko, so I take it over to their house. 😅

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

I feed them to my chickens. They love them and it gives them extra protein for egg laying.

[@kirkberryleo3307]

Rewatching again this yr as a reminder. Brian, you have completely changed the way I garden in the last 2 yrs! Cheers my friend

[@Christy_D]

I have been gardening for 20 years and this is the first time i have heard about the black light on tomato worms! Love your segments! Keep them coming please! I like that you get right to the point too!

[@rayray9056]

I planted marigolds underneath my tomato plants as a cover crop this year and I was very surprised with the results. This was the first year without a single tomato worm. My neighbors tomato's was covered in worms just munching away. Next year ill take some pictures.

[@naomisims7230]

I've had good success with marigolds in pots around my tomatoes too. I did find one horn worm, tho.

[@rayray9056]

@@naomisims7230 7 dust free so far for this this year. Marigolds are doing just fine and are bee friendly. Bumper crop of tomatoes. The temperatures have been perfect for my area 70s at night and mid 80s during the day so my tomatoes are setting fruit very well.

[@dianevitale1214]

I've got french marigolds in with my tomatoes. Just discovered a hole in 2 of my tomatoes just surfacing. Sad.

[@rivrrrat319]

The 3 dislikes are from potato bugs.

[@NextLevelGardening]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 awesome!

[@omegaranch6579]

Wait a minute, I'm thinking River"Rat" is a red herring - she just wants you to think potato bugs we're the dislikes. Heaven knows those dislikes are aliens to our world!

[@gwendolynwebster7722]

Brian, I can't tell you how often I enjoy your videos! I love to watch them over and over..."this is a dark video!" hahahah! You make gardening so fun!

[@judydogwork]

Not a dark video, Brian....It's brilliant, covers alot and much appreciated.

[@dugchris2009]

Thanks for all the great information! God bless!

[@schmitzpr]

Congrats on 200K. I remember watching you 100K about a month ago. Amazing channel growth but no surprise because your videos and content are great. Keep up the good work and thank you for all of the tips.

[@blondizsmilz]

Thanks again! I learn from about tomatos every Tuesday! Loving Tomato Tuesday! You rock!

[@franciscammiade7128]

Hi I am from India first time i have grown tomatoes thanks for your suggestion my plants are doing great plenty of tomatoes

[@fertilehomestead8879]

You are almost to 200k subscribers....congratulations! Once again, I love how you get right to the point and save your viewers time. Was the baking soda recently added to the aspirin. I don't remember that from your other videos. Thank-you again for your gardening wisdom.

[@NextLevelGardening]

I know. I can't believe it! Thank you. Yes I started trying it last year. Always learning myself.😃👍

[@joemccall8991]

Suggestion for Tomato Tuesday, maybe discuss verticillium and fusarium wilt and the importance of rotating beds every couple of seasons. Common diseases I've run in to over the years and can wreak havoc on tomatoes.

[@LauraS-iv5ss]

LOVE your videos! Packed with great info. Congrats on 200k!

[@TylerStJohn-hz5sn]

Thanks for this content!

[@JenniferRichmond]

Thank you! So happy I came across your channel!

[@julianneadamik4430]

Love these videos!! So helpful as I learn more and more about gardening. Always look forward to tomato Tuesdays. I planted basil around my tomato plants and so far seems to be working to keep pests at bay. I have about a dozen tomato plants that I started from the seeds in a tomato I bought at the grocery store and ate. Did it just for grins and giggles and was stunned that I now have plants loaded with tomatoes!

[@brandonkerr93]

Thank you for the upload!

[@felicitasoxciano1349]

I listen to your explanation, watching you. Godbless

[@petejmartin]

This was excellent. Been growing tomatoes for 18 years and these tips are priceless! I like the bacillus spay for the the caterpillars and cut worms

[@wildcatcarterj]

Love the videos Brian. I'm not a gardener but I watched one of your vids and I was inspired to give it a try. I actually woke today and said Yes! Tomato Tuesday. :-) Keep up the good work! Us newbs need all the help we can get.

[@karenfrench7004]

Wow, that was probably the best gardening video I’ve ever seen, and I’ve watched a ton of them. Thanks for the good work!!!

[@uniquefotos]

This is exactly the video I need. I will definitely try this one. Well...I always follow your tips and if I have some issues on my garden, I will check back your channel and try to find a video in the past that talks about it. If there is none, I will be waiting for the livestream to ask questions. Thank you so much!!!

[@weirdfishes643]

I love tomato Tuesday. I hope you repeat tomato information from time to time! Like the aspirin trick.

[@ericarodriguez5]

Thank you so much! This is so helpful. You covered all the issues I have had as a new gardener. I love the bird bath idea

[@crisl9079]

Wow! Awesome info. thank you!

[@shonnamay8331]

Fantastic vid! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@faridghorayeb6625]

Thank you for the awesome videos. I have powdery mildew on mu zucchinis and try the milk spray last week and the result is promising it looks like they stoped spreading gonna spray this week too👍

[@lawrencesmith7478]

Another great, informative video in the books! Well done, Brian! Well done. PS I saved this one for future reference.

[@heatherh3099]

This is a fantastic video. I am just about to start growing tomatoes and now I feel more prepared! Thank you!!!

[@pamelawilson3370]

Glad to hear you’re feeling better. I have bunnies. They’ve eaten all the leaves off my cantaloupe plants. I’ve netted them in the bed with my squashes, but very sad I only planted my group of 3.

[@pjprice2667]

Look forward to each & every video!

[@randydeshane9991]

The snap traps are great. I usually have a couple rats every year. As soon as my fruit starts to set I put a couple out and after that I rarely see anymore rats.

[@deadenddirtroad9870]

As always your content is excellent and your format & editing are stepping up as well. Thank you for your effort!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you!

[@chamelaroo4683]

Great info! Congrats on 200k subs!

[@debrapowers5915]

Thank you for this video. I have squirrels that dig in my plants. I put tinfoil on the dirt and that seems to keep them away, but I might try the pepper tea recipe.

[@nanarose3496]

Congratulations on 200K, Brian!!! Well deserved! My property looks like squirrel heaven and we were about ready to put up a solar electric fence to keep them out when my husband passed last year. We tried pepper spray on the tomatoes last year and the squirrels apparently thought it was salsa and loved it! ;) This year I'm scaling back and doing most of my planting in containers and I'm going to try a tip I saw about putting plastic forks (tines up) in the top of the container. Hoping that will help this year. We'll see. Thanks again for all the great info. Congrats again!

[@janethall2199]

I am going to try the forks in my garden to try and keep the rabbits at bay. 🤞

[@striperswiper1]

I buy aspirin powder on Amazon , it is used by veterinarians. It is the only source of pure aspirin. It mixed in water very well.

[@pmojodomino]

How often do you apply?

[@pmojodomino]

Can you give me a link for that? Thank you.

[@jenmccormick9731]

You read my mind. I think about eating my own veggies all the time and it's such hard time to wait for them growing

[@joaoraposo9925]

Another great tips. Congratulations

[@myrtleesther8855]

your garden looks fab!

[@ThirdCoastGardening]

I found a ton of tomato fruitworms on one area are my tomato plants. I just hand picked them and poured some soapy water with some baking soda mix in.

[@jacobopstad5483]

I've gotten all the fungal diseases and hornworms on my tomatoes. Thanks for the info! I'm sure it will help a lot.

[@pepecocomax]

Love and appreciate your informative videos so much. Always look forward to them.

[@timbuktupond]

Thank you for this video. I noticed small dark beetles on my tomato plants so I started googling tomato pests. I found your video and when you mentioned worm droppings, I went back outside armed with a magnifying glass and realized that those weren't beetles, rather poop. I could see that something was eating the outer stem. I couldn't find the worm (this plant does not have a lot of foliage, but it still wasn't visible). Thanks for your tip of checking for it at night, I came out armed with a flashlight and found a brown worm thingie.

[@narinderdhillon1650]

I’m learning a lot from you Brian .Thank you very much!!!

[@johannafourie6589]

Your program is really VERY helpful. Thanks!!!

[@amazepokey]

I’m so jealous of your weather I live in Wny and it has been 30 degrees for about 4 days we broke records for the cold. I can’t wait to plant and am watching a bunch of your videos to get ready

[@jimwarren7890]

I noted what you said about squirrels & you are lucky. They are a big problem for me. I have seen squirrels running across my yard with a tomato in their mouth or sitting up in a tree eating a tomato that they stole. They don't seem to be as fond of my bell peppers, but occasionally they nab those too. I catch them in live traps & release them 5 miles or more away. So, there are now less squirrels. What I find is that I trap a lot of squirrels (& chipmunks) early in the season & after about a month or 2, things really slow down or stop. What squirrels & chipmunks that may still around seem to get wise to the traps & they just avoid my garden altogether. It has been over a month since I last trapped a squirrel or chipmunk. I just leave my 2 traps in front of my garden even if they are not baited or open. They seem to serve as somewhat of a deterrent just by being present. For the last 3 weeks I have only been baiting & setting my traps about once per week & as I mentioned, I have not trapped a thing in over a month. It is a good idea to close your traps at night unless you want to go out in the morning & find a skunk in your trap! I had 1 skunk walk into my open trap that wasn't even baited. This is a very good video & I have used the Hydrogen Peroxide Mix, Baking Soda/Aspirin Mix & Neem Oil Mix with great success.

[@kelcritcarroll]

I just found your channel and i love it!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you! Glad youre here!

[@amandachurchill7791]

Thank you.. a very informative video.

[@dedebites7378]

Oh. I’m in Tennessee. If that helps with my earlier question about fungus or spore on soil

[@kathleenliles2361]

I've been gardening for over 30 years and I have never had the issues I'm having this year. It's my first time gardening in raised beds. I watched another of your videos and I think I have the same compost salt problem that you described. Thanks for the info on the tomatoes I'm going to see if I can save this one last plant.

[@normanwyatt8761]

I'm experiencing problems this year that I haven't had in the past also.....The area I used this year hadn't been used for 4 years and I think alot of my troubles maybe due to lots of rain......I've picked approx ' 75 to 85 good tomatoes so losing maybe 25 isn't so bad....I'll try some of the remedies in this video next year if I'm around.......I say that 'cause I'm 88 now....HA......Have a better year next one....

[@TiaStanleyHomes]

Your content is excellent. Thank you.

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you

[@barrynjudysmith6546]

Great content, thanks

[@indegruv]

Very helpful

[@johnmcgovern6421]

This video helped me tremendously. Thankyou!!

[@janicequick-wolfe5619]

Thanks for the great videos and the effort that you put into them. The best advice was about the black light. I went to the pet store and bought one sold for pet urine detection since I saw evidence of the hornworms but couldn't see them. I didn't want to wait for Amazon delivery so that is an option for those who may be impatient like I was. So far it has detected at least 5 critters before they did very much damage since I was able to find some small ones as well as a big one. I've never heard of this before so I am very thankful you mentioned it. Keep up the great work and thanks again for helping save my tomato plants!

[@nataliapolina3111]

Texas, Galveston area is already sounds like verdict to tomato, but I am trying. great video

[@charlescoker7752]

Tip. I check my tomatoes everyday for the tomato worm eggs. I find a few. Some I miss. But the ones I find do not hatch. They are a bright green. And crunch. When you mash them between your fingernails. When you check every morning. The ones that have hatched out. You get them before they do much damage.

[@mountaingran9623]

Great info Brian. Made a note of all the sprays. Received my Neptune’s Harvest tomato & vegetable food yesterday. I have been catching rats because they are attracted to my chicken coops. I have used all sorts of traps. Found the best way to catch them is with a trap called a Ratinator. I bait it with chicken scratch. The traps are expensive but effective. Plus no snap traps to get your fingers in...not that I’ve ever done that. 😊🤣 One tip if you use a ratinator is to put a clip on the entry area before using the basin. Otherwise those smart rats will escape as you are carrying the trap to the basin.

[@effiejefferson5379]

My first time tomatoe plants appear to have little worms. I used the Peroxide spray hopefully it works. Your advice is simple and clear. Thanks 😊

[@yolylacy5416]

You are a good teacher! Thank you for the video.

[@edwardmontenegro9617]

I am a master gardener but Brian you are a Master Tomato Gardener and so enjoyably informative. Love watching and leaning. Stay healthy you are loved my so many, Eduardo M.

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you🙂

[@mangarosa9]

Hi thank you very much, I have just noticed aphids, a tiny spider and I found a tiny green worm!!!! Please tell me how to get rid of the aphids. I’m a beginner at gardening, I watched your videos and learned lots, thank you. I only have two tomatoes plants, I want to succeed so I can get more. Thank you very much 👍🏻

[@fernandadiaz6731]

Did you destroy all? Lol was the spider bad ?

[@wendygregjay2217]

So hood I listened twice already. God bless you

[@sgtjameslindsey2493]

I'll take all the tomato worms I can get. My wife's lizards love them. It cost my 5 bucks every time she buys them at the pet store,lol.

[@freeangie11]

😁😂my 🐔🐔🐔 love juicy yucky crawling things🤢😋😛

[@travelandfood9625]

I love juicy things that twerk 😍

[@farmerchick3040]

I didn't even know you could buy them. I feed them to my chickens they love them too. They make a pretty cool moth though.

[@samanthawoodman2428]

Wow! Thanks for all the great tips, I had no idea that powdery mildew was prevented by spraying neem oil! I have been wondering why I haven't seen any signs, because it is so prevalent here, but I spray neem oil to prevent insects. Haha, a 2 in 1!

[@SimplyGarden]

I usually add ground limestone in each hole that I prepare for the tomatoes that I plant. Do you think that solves the problem for blossom end rot? Great information.

[@adfitz4483]

Is It okay to use the same sprayer with all your recommendations? Thank you. Fitz

[@simonpeterbugembe2257]

This video has been very helpful to me. I have been stuck with blight in my Tomatoes then I had also identified fruits rotting in the bottom

[@farmerbob4554]

Very informative episode. And congrats on 200K subs.

[@randonrickard1851]

by far the best info I have found so far, I also appreciate that there is not 5 minutes of monologue at the beginning...🙂 Really enjoy your channel and find it extremely helpful. I am a seasoned gardener and I appreciate your detailed explanations.

[@patriciaduffield2319]

Today I plucked 10 tomato horn worms from my yellow pear tomatoes. I am on a pond with gators so going out at night to search is out of the question. I have decided to start over in a different spot in my backyard garden. Thank you for the info/videos as I watch them over and over!!!

[@miguynmkoi]

This will be my first time using pest control in my many years of gardening with dismal results. Thank you for this great guide. I'll write your solutions down. Hope your foot is getting better!

[@blingthingschar6530]

Thank you! I learned so much from this video. You hit a home run dissecting tomato plant issues that I am having. Again thank you.

[@sndygskylr]

Thank you so so much!!!

[@petervanhorn8573]

I live in California and I have the same rodent population that you describe. Squirrels are awesome but they can get into your garden and then their awesomeness comes to an end. I found that hanging old cds to reflect the sun light helps to deter them. I managed to save my apricots from the squirrels with this strategy. I think they work much like a scarecrow. The flashing light makes them jumpy and they just avoid the area. Rats live in my attic but they have not attacked my garden thankfully. I have been battling them for years with meager success. If you have rats in your garden you may also have them in your attic. You might want to investigate and deal with them where they sleep. The trick is to find and plug all the holes where that enter. That is far easier said than done. And of course good old fashioned snap traps. That are the only thing that has worked for me.

[@sophiesoulsister2222]

Do you hang the cd's all around the garden or just in with the tomatoes? Thank u

[@shahiranassar7797]

I am a beginner gardner in Abruzzo Italy and always go to your videos for advice. Thank you

[@paulagarland1313]

This is my first growing tomato from seed. I have used mostly Baker Creek seed. I was so happy when i got first set of try leaves. As they got bigger, some are almost folding along long edge. I use jiffy bagged seed starter. In the. Plastic cups/marbles as much as I can I've followed instructions & kept. Things clean & dry(tools leaves) how can I already have possible leaf curl?

[@sailorsg4444]

Squirrels only eat trees and their fruits, and not all kind of them. They like mango, avocado, orange, coconut, etc. But they don't like garden fruits. I know 'couse I rise up one squirrel 🐿️ and he never liked tomatos, carrots, celery, or things like that. And thinking about it, it makes sense, they live on trees and stay high most the time, so they prefer trees and their fruits. Good video , keep on the good work. 👍

[@6980869]

Im growing toms in pots, and we were gettn hit by dome squirrels, and the fruit isnt even ready yet! They’ve been digging into the soil for stash spots of their food caches. For now, to remedy this problem, all i did was buy some 1/2”x1/2” hardware cloth and cut out two half circles, that when put to gether on top of the soil, covers the entire diameter of the pot. I cut out a sectionto allow the trunks to be free and clear of the hardware cloth by an inch or two. If and when the time comes, i may have to just cage them, to keep the birds and rodents away. I’ll try using other methods before i do that, tho. Thanks for sharing all that useful info. Aloha

[@susannemoore3254]

Great video. I have saved it for future reference. My biggest pests are ring tail possums but I feed them in another part of the garden and this seems to help. Getting colder now in South Australia.

[@joanies6778]

I'm looking forward to planting more varieties this year and having a bounty simply to enjoy, some for canning, and extra for sharing. Last year I had blossom end rot on my tomatoes early on and the leaf mold on my zuchinni at the end of the season. It's good to be armed in advance with knowledge on how to prevent these issues organically... and now I feel confident to have a slightly bigger garden that will be successful. It's very exciting for me! (Just waiting for frost date to pass, now.) These videos are so full of great info for new gardeners like myself, as well as experienced folks picking up new tips. Thank you for your dedication in sharing each Tomato Tuesday! Love the nod to Debbie Downer... hopefully she will stay in quarantine this year! 😂😂😂

[@esteltacabuco8546]

I really like you explaining how to control pest! Rats is the one digging all my peppers roots! I’m learning so much on your video! Thank you!

[@eodvet485]

Good timing on this video. I just started a neem/peppermint/soap regimen and hoping for good results. Can't prevent the sun/heat damage effectively (zone 9b) toss in some box elder bugs and my pole beans and peas look a bit rough, but still almost up to the trellis. ...if I can only get my tomatoe/pepper/eggplants to germinate.

[@dennislpeltz7293]

I have found that BT is the hands down bomb for eliminating tomato worms.

[@davideyestone2427]

FYI I'm with you on Potato Bugs, they are the creepiest things.

[@susannerisso6801]

For control of rats use peppermint oil. I use it in my shed and it solved my rat problem. I have also used it in my garden. I saturate a cotton ball with it and staple it to the sides of the raised beds. Also it's not the gray (tree) squirrels that are the problem with tomatoes but ground squirrels. They burrow underground and come up in the garden. We had to lay wire under all our raised beds and used animal fencing (where the height of the wire square gets smaller as you get closer to the ground.) The ground squirrels will still climb this until they can get thru so then we trap them and release them far away!

[@yansfor5306]

I just began growing tomato plants this year and I have been having a difficult time. I wish I would have seen this sooner, but at least for next year I'll know what to look for and how to treat it thank you. Those cutworms oh my gosh they have been a headache. So far I have not had problems with rodents or squirrels either, but I'm guessing maybe the cats in my area or the snake garden is helping. I just saw a snake garden today. I just scared it off since it was near where I planted my green onions.

[@ascott6804]

I was so into the info I didn't hit the thumbs up button! Great reminder for all utubees. Lol

[@kathleenrowell5643]

Hello!! I LOVE your videos!! I started watching last weekend and couldn't stop! Any advice on getting rid of leafminers?

[@farmerbob4554]

On your recommendation I used Neem oil on powdery mildew on my melon plants last year and you were spot on, next day - gone! I’m using RANGO brand which is a very pure Neem oil extraction. If you use it note that it does crystallize below 50F (10C).