June's humidity invites early blight. Learn to spot the first brown spots on lower tomato leaves and manage this fungal disease with simple, low-cost steps.
June brings warm, humid air—perfect for your tomato plants to grow, but also perfect for early blight to strike. This common fungal disease (caused by *Alternaria solani*) loves the monsoon window and can spread fast if you miss the early signs. The good news? Catching it early and acting quickly costs far less than fighting a full-blown outbreak later.
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