[kippers gardenParticipant]

Thank you Don & Charles. I think they said it remains in the seeds as the seeds are still ‘living’…..but as you said Charles, you need the right conditions for blight anyway….so i will ignore their advice from now on

[kippers gardenParticipant]

‘Garden Organic’ said that blighted foliage is fine to put on the compost heap but not the actual tomatoes ( the fruit) as seeds are still ‘live’, but ive just read in Charles book on gardening myths that the seeds can be composted when the fruit has blight”……… so now i am comfused🤔…

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