[hubballi]

It's not foot and mouth 

[BabbyAnn]

so sorry about the blight - I've lost a lot of outdoor toms over the years and it is sickening when blight strikes - maybe not as sudden as overnight but when signs appear, the plants do go downhill very quickly.  I'm afraid picking the infected leaves is still too late - it might as well be foot and mouth (I've done it myself and the plants still went downhill - getting rid of the plants seems to be the only best course of action)

[GrannieAnnie]

thanx all ,,,not real bad grannie,,but it only gets worse,,an theres none left,they where all outside,i did pick about 20 egg size tommys,,may ripen on the window still,very green though 

What do they say?  stick them in a drawer with a ripe banana and it helps them to ripen.

So sorry you had to destroy them m1ckz.

At least mine are in my garden, so no one tells me what to do with them!!!

[hubballi]

I have some outside and some in the greenhouse. A couple on the garden have the odd yellowish patch with brown specks but nothing terrible. I cut the leaves off and they are fine. Thankfully I have a lot in the greenhouse which I think will be safe. I sprayed them with tea tree oil to prevent it.