What diseases attack tomatoes? How to protect bushes from mushroom attack?
. It is at this time of year that the plants should be carefully observed and if you act immediately. They are most often attacked by fungal diseases. They develop as a result of a mushroom attack, which can be transmitted by pests or occur in rotten leaves and old fruits. Too tight planting of tomatoes promotes the transmission of diseases between the bushes. Atmospheric conditions also affect the development of fungal diseases. Too much humidity, lack of adequate circulation in low layers of plants and too little sunlight can intensify the occurrence of diseases.
One of the most appearing is dry leaf rot. It is caused by attacks of various mushrooms, including Phoma or Alternaria. The first symptom of dry leaf rot in tomatoes are discoloration. . It happens that convex, black dots are visible on the surface of the stains. It is nothing but mushroom spores. Dry leaf rot is a serious disease. Dark spots grow and end with each other, leading to damage to the tissues of the plant. As a result, tomato bushes stop growing and fruiting. In the fight against this disease, react immediately. The spraying of plants that attack directly dangerous fungi are a proven way. Gardeners recommend calcium spraying. Calcium-magnesium saltpeter may also be effective. The solutions should be thoroughly sprayed with whole plants, from leaves to the lower stems.
A friend of the agriculture showed me natural spraying for dry tomato rot. Removes the disease and tomatoes begin to mature again
Natural spraying is also helpful in the fight against fungal diseases. Their secret are ingredients with fungicidal properties. Spraying based on baking soda are most often recommended. In the case of dry rot of the leaves, however, tea oil spraying may be effective. In a bucket, mix 2 liters of water with a few tablespoons of soap, and then add a few drops of tea oil. Mix the whole thoroughly and spray tomatoes. The soap will make the spraying not flow with the water and do not dry too quickly. Tea oil is one of the strongest antiseptics. Anti -fungically works and removes mushroom spores. Effectively protects plants against diseases. Spray with tomatoes once a week, and will grow and mature like crazy.
