Tomatoes and the branches going black

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Tomatoes and the branches going black

Question
Hi, My tomatoes are going black on top, while still green, as they are growing and the branches are spotting black. What can I do to save them.

Answer
Sidney:

I believe that you have what is called a black spot fungus. Tomatoes are sensitive to fungus. I suggest that you buy a copper based fungicide and spray them every 4 days and see if it goes away. Hope that this will help you.

Best wishes.

Don Battles

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