What can you put in the planting holes for tomatoes to prevent blight?
Hardiness Zone: 7a
By Kyra Leigh from Bristol, TN
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At the end of the growing season, after I have removed the plants from the garden, I scatter a bale of straw on top of the garden and set it on fire. It sterilizes the soil so this year's diseases won't affect next year's plants.
Thank you! I was wondering if maybe I could "burn" the soil to heat it, instead of having to cook it under a tarp, which in South Dakota would take until June to get hot enough; far too long into the growing season.
When you plant, they need some blood meal. Then as the season goes on and blossoms show up, quickly get the espom salts into the soil. Buy the package and read the directions on it for tomatoes.
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