Mushy tomato stems 4–6 inches above soil in damp coastal areas indicate blight.
Warm, humid weather promotes blight. Stems rot, fruit follows.
Spray sulfur or neem oil. Ripen turning fruit indoors to save it.
Act quickly: treat with fungicide, save ripening fruit, and improve drainage for future crops.
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