Tomato stems rotting above soil line with yellowing leaves and fruit drop signal serious fungal disease.
Spray copper-based fungicide (available at garden centers) to potentially halt spread. Success depends on infection stage.
Discard all potting soil—do not compost. Wash pots with 1 gallon water + 3 tbsp bleach if reusing.
Choose hybrids with resistance (e.g., Park Seed tomato varieties).
Act fast with copper fungicide, discard infected soil, and plant resistant varieties next year.
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