Stop tomato Blight

To stop tomato blight, start by choosing disease-resistant varieties and ensuring proper spacing between plants for good air circulation. Water the base of plants to keep foliage dry, and mulch to prevent soil splashes. Regularly remove any affected leaves and dispose of them properly. Use fungicides as a preventive measure, applying them early in the growing season. Rotate crops annually to avoid soil-borne pathogens and avoid planting tomatoes in the same spot for at least three years. Sanitize garden tools and stakes to prevent the spread of blight. Vigilant care and good garden hygiene are crucial in managing and preventing tomato blight.

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