Southern blight (Sclerotium rolfsii) shows webby hyphae and brown sclerotia. Favors warm, humid, moist conditions. Remove dead plants + top 2" soil. Invert soil 6-8" deep to bury pathogen. No homeowner fungicide works. Improve drainage, reduce watering, add grit/slate.
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