July monsoon brings high humidity—and tomato blight. Learn to identify early & late blight symptoms, understand why they spread, and manage them with practical steps.
July's monsoon rains are a blessing for many crops—but for tomato growers, they also bring one of the season's biggest threats: **blight**. High humidity, leaf wetness, and warm temperatures create perfect conditions for fungal diseases like early blight and late blight to take hold. Left unchecked, these can destroy leaves, stems, and fruit within weeks, slashing your yield and income. …
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