Hello, hello my tomato loving friends. You probably have dealt with this problem before. It's Kevin from Epic gardening. We're talking about

Septoria Leaf Spot, a really annoying

fungal disease that can decimate your tomatoes.

So a while back I put a little primer up on four different tomato diseases.

Early blight, powdery mildew,

Septoria Leaf Spot, and I believe anthrax or another one that I have now forgotten.

But regardless, Septoria was on the list and a lot of people were asking,

oh, that's what I'm dealing with with my tomato plan.

It's quite an identifiable fungal disease

and it really can decimate your tomatoes.

I mean, if you get it and you leave it unchecked you very much can just not have tomatoes that season which is quite depressing so

here we go. Let's go ahead and figure out how to deal with this fungal disease.

When we're dealing with a pest or disease,

it's very important to remember

we're dealing with an organism.

It's something that's actually alive

that is parasitic to some degree on the plant that we want to survive.

So we have fungal spores.

The septoria fungal spores can linger and survive

in infected plant debris on your soil surface. The fruiting bodies or

Peknyia, I believe you is how it's pronounced. They can also be buried in the

soil itself and they can lie in weight and they can even overwinter on nearby weeds, which is why I highly

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