What is this tomato disease and how can I treat it

[Elliot]

It is affecting all of the green tomatos. The leaves are basically fine.

[Elliot]

Here is an additional photo of my problem tomatos

[neoguy]

I believe I have the same problem. It seems to be affecting only 3-4 varieties.

[bbb123]

Looks like leed poisoning from a 20 gauge from about 30 yards away.

[Elliot]

Exact same problem. It does not affect our cherry or grape tomatos but an entire patch of everything else.

[Lee]

Go here: http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/t...eenfruit1.html

and see what you think of the pix and descriptions.

Sounds like it's Bacterial......

Lee

[Elliot]

Originally Posted by Lee

Go here: http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/t...eenfruit1.html

and see what you think of the pix and descriptions.

Sounds like it's Bacterial......

Lee

Looks like the pictures but what can we do about controling it?

[dice]

Does not seem like there are any recommended treatments
for a ripening crop specifically infected with a bacterial
disease. All of the suggestions here are about prevention:

http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/3000/3120.html

That said, you could try a dilute hydrogen peroxide spray.
It may not work. I have not tried it as a foliar/fruit spray,
so I don't know how it affects the plants. But if you feel
that you have nothing much to lose if it does not work,
here are mixing proportions:

http://www.using-hydrogen-peroxide.c...-peroxide.html

[Elliot]

thanks. I am going to try the peroxide spray. I have plenty of it in the house