Perging the Greenhouse

Spray it all down with jeyes fluid or use a sulphur candle to fumigate or both  

Possibly Wighty, but just cause the EU who create this madness says so don't mean you can't    and the amount of fluid hitting the soil is only minute IMHO.

Just plain stupidity and bureaucracy if you ask me, theres a little diy shop near me selling that liquid club root stuff still, half a mind to buy the bloomin lot and use it for swaps  

Quote from: "rugbymad40"

  for the past two years I have suffered from tomato blight in there.

Is there anything I can do to fumigate it to kill off any bugs left from last year?  I usually replace 50% of the soil with new every couple of years, b

       are you sure its blight ? blight is far more common out doors .     I personally would sterilise the greenhouse and the soil with either Jeyes, or amillatox.

Good point Ditchdigger and it needs a host to survive the spores die after a while without a host.
Do you shade the greenhouse Rugbymad ? it could be leaf scorching rather than blight, similar looking

Just plain stupidity and bureaucracy if you ask me, theres a little diy shop near me selling that liquid club root stuff still, half a mind to buy the bloomin lot and use it for swaps  

I'll swap    
Had difficulty with club root a couple of years ago and couldn't find anything until a lady in the village came up with 'a band substance' from the back of her garage. SHHHHHHHHH  don't tell.

I had blight on my Toms last year in the greenhouse. I carried it in from the spuds I think, but I am not gowning and gloving up just to go in a greenhouse!

I dont think the spores last too well. In addition, you would still need the set of conditions of a series of warm damp days to run a blight risk. If you get it again, it likely came from outside the greenhouse not the bedsoil.
If we have a warm dry summer.... no problem!