Why R my tomatoe plants going black,R they dying?

Question

leaves seam to be dying off,

They were ok until the plants grew to about 18" high.Then the trouble started.
There is plenty of fruit though...I suppose these will become infected as time goes on.

Answer 1

You will need to pull it out and dump it to give rest of plants a chance, looks like you may have a intruder lurking in the roots. Only other causes are a late touch of frost can catch, other than don!t know, good luck.

Answer 2

This would appear to be blight, due to the high humidity of the wet summer. It will spread, so pull up and burn (or bin) the dead plants. Wash your hands before touching any healthy plants, and DO NOT compost any of those plants. I fear the whole crop may be lost this year.

If in Gro-bags, get rid of the compost they were growing in.

Answer 3

if that was me i would cut back some of the leaves especially the black leaves because you want to feed the tomatoes not the leaves

Answer 4

Fungal infestation. try looking for an organic fungicide in your area.

Answer 5

i dunno, every time i try to google it i keep getting ROTTEN TOMATOES: Black Girls Going XXX-tra Crazy Volume 3

i dont think thats got anything to do with gardening tho, unless its an outside vid, or maybe has something to do with cucumbers

Answer 6

maybe erratical watering and not enough feed