it spread to tomato and peppers as well.. and now a new more resistant blight is discovered and not so treatable. big farmers spray against blight 5 times each season
As they say here in NI them plants are "tatty bread." Thanks for that never grown spuds before, but I've spread them around the garden in 3 separate places, just in case. Happy you have at least a feed out of them.
So sorry you had blight on the potatoes Ivan. Thank you for showing us what to look out for. Hope you enjoy the harvest of potatoes. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Ivan, it's a shame that the plants had blight but, every cloud as they say, at least it wasn't a total disaster and those little spuds look nice. Take care and all the best. Stevie
better than nothing. I had to harvest one of mine early but I had a fair few that's perfect for new potatoes. I'm going to look at canning some as they store that way really well
I know now what to look for, thank you. I was curious and dug up a few potatoes yesterday, little russets and a red but no yukons yet in a mixed potato bin.
glad you got something out of it at least, thanks for showing us what to look for. my 2nd earlies have some brown/yellow parts on edges of a few leaves and im panicking but theres none of the spots on the leaves, they just dont look like they are doing too well though and ive put it down to the fierce heat but will be watching them constantly now!
Hi Ivan , great update , I am a bit worried about my potatoes too , ihave a 6x3 raised bed half Charlotte's and half red Duke of York both put in on 23/3 but my Charlotte's leaves are a very yellow and brown some have totally gone but my red Duke of Yorkshire are fine still green , no flowers on either and after watching your update I'm a bit worried any advice gratefully received from 👍
Hi Jim try this 3 tablespoons of baking soda 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil 1 teaspoon of dish soap 1 gallon of water Mix all of the ingredients and add to a spray bottle. Be sure to spray the affected and surrounding plants early in the morning or late in the day when the sun isn’t so intense. You’ll need to reapply every few days, especially if you’ve had rain. Don’t expect any miracles. The above recipe will help slow the disease’s spread, so you still have fruit to harvest but likely won’t completely kill a major outbreak. Hope this helps Thank you
Is that Kerrs pink potato the old Scottish, if so they are not so resistant to blight =? i am growing some kerrs pink this year here in Northern Norway
I had what I thought was early blight last year around May/early June but it didn't look the same as yours. The spots on mine appeared to be concentrically ringed which is what I had seen on some early blight photos online. In the end I left them and harvested the crop without issue (even for the main crops). The disease did not spread to nearby tomatoes so I'm really not sure what it was but it certainly is concerning. Magnesium deficiency is one possible cause I found for my case. In the case of your potatoes I wonder if it might be septoria leaf spot and not blight as I could not really see any concentric rings on the spots. What do you think? P.S. I am not an expert
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk Yeah definitely not easy, I think disposing of them is the right call if in doubt as early blight can remain in the soil if it is that.
Praying I don't get it 🤞To be honest I don't even know when mine are meant to be ready and can't remember what they are 😅 I really need to label things.
I thought it was too early for blight, could it be rust? I've just googled it and it brought up some similar images to yours. worth a thought, or maybe I'm clutching at straws lol
Hi Anita i double checked myself as well and found pictures that looked like my leaves in the blight section Just would not risk keeping them in case it spreads Thank you
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Thanks for that Ivan- in 40+ years of growing veg I've never seen blight, and that's shown me something to look out for
So nice of you
Thank you Jack
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk don't thank me- that's very helpful Ivan and I appreciate all that you share in your videos 👍
Great advice mate, there's loads of gardeners who'd persevere with those spuds and end up disappointed.
Thank you Dave much appreciated
Thank goodness you caught it early Ivan, and you got a nice harvest.
Thank you Edwina lovely little tatus in butter
it spread to tomato and peppers as well.. and now a new more resistant blight is discovered and not so treatable. big farmers spray against blight 5 times each season
Yes anything in the nightshade family
Thank you
As they say here in NI them plants are "tatty bread." Thanks for that never grown spuds before, but I've spread them around the garden in 3 separate places, just in case. Happy you have at least a feed out of them.
Thank you
My first lot of potatoes were brought in for dinner last night, they were beautiful! I can't thank you enough for these warnings and advice.
Brilliant Thank you Charlotte
Thanks for that Ivan, really useful to know how to spot blight before it gets to everything
Glad to help
Glad u told me about the blight would never of known thanks for the update Ivan
No problem 👍
So sorry you had blight on the potatoes Ivan. Thank you for showing us what to look out for. Hope you enjoy the harvest of potatoes. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Sheila and yes we will
Wow that's a brilliant little early harvest 👊
Thanks 👍
Thanks Ivan, it's a shame that the plants had blight but, every cloud as they say, at least it wasn't a total disaster and those little spuds look nice. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Thank you Stevie
Thankyou I've never seen this, at least now I know what to watch for.
Thank you Ivy
better than nothing. I had to harvest one of mine early but I had a fair few that's perfect for new potatoes. I'm going to look at canning some as they store that way really well
Good plan
Thank you
Enjoy listening to you Ivan you make it look nice and easy , I’ll be checking so far mine look ok ,, from a number x
Thank you Sylvia
I know now what to look for, thank you.
I was curious and dug up a few potatoes yesterday, little russets and a red but no yukons yet in a mixed potato bin.
Glad I could help!
Thanks Ivan l know what to look out for now, I’m going to check my potatoes.
Great stuff
Thank you John
Stacks of great advice, thank you!
Thank you Jane much appreciated
Yes that's early blight ,Ive chopped off all foliage but hve left the tubers in to form skins .
Crazy how it just creeps up on you
Thank you Susie
Oh dear. I wish I could send a picture of mine. I think I am starting with the same problem. But not sure.
I am doing a video today making a homemade treatment for blight it wont cure it but it will slow it down
glad you got something out of it at least, thanks for showing us what to look for. my 2nd earlies have some brown/yellow parts on edges of a few leaves and im panicking but theres none of the spots on the leaves, they just dont look like they are doing too well though and ive put it down to the fierce heat but will be watching them constantly now!
Thank you
Blight comes from the soil not the plant !! That is why a two year rotation for all night shades is highly recommended ! It
Thank you
Hey man
Just subscribed, good stuff mate 👏
Shame, but a little is better than nothing, thanks for the heads up about blite ...
Thank you Carol
Nice little harvest. It's time for me to see what I have as the plants are dying rapidly.
Hope you get a great harvest
Thank you Connie
Hi Ivan , great update , I am a bit worried about my potatoes too , ihave a 6x3 raised bed half Charlotte's and half red Duke of York both put in on 23/3 but my Charlotte's leaves are a very yellow and brown some have totally gone but my red Duke of Yorkshire are fine still green , no flowers on either and after watching your update I'm a bit worried any advice gratefully received from 👍
Hi Jim try this
3 tablespoons of baking soda
1 tablespoon of vegetable oil
1 teaspoon of dish soap
1 gallon of water
Mix all of the ingredients and add to a spray bottle. Be sure to spray the affected and surrounding plants early in the morning or late in the day when the sun isn’t so intense.
You’ll need to reapply every few days, especially if you’ve had rain.
Don’t expect any miracles. The above recipe will help slow the disease’s spread, so you still have fruit to harvest but likely won’t completely kill a major outbreak.
Hope this helps Thank you
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk cheers Ivan 👍
Hi Ivan, what do you do with the compost they were growing in? Do you need to bin that too? Or can it be reused?
It is better ti bin it as it can lie dormant then come back if its Blight that is
Thank you
Tipico de la olaga
Thank you
hi ivan do you have to get rid of the compost as well.iv got 5 ,buckets of potatoes which look like they've got blight .cheers.
I do or maybe douse with boiling water if you want to save some
Thank you Gary
Where do you dispose of the soil from the tub?
I used to bin it Thank you Linda
Is that Kerrs pink potato the old Scottish, if so they are not so resistant to blight =? i am growing some kerrs pink this year here in Northern Norway
That was a while ago so not sure
Thank you
I had what I thought was early blight last year around May/early June but it didn't look the same as yours. The spots on mine appeared to be concentrically ringed which is what I had seen on some early blight photos online. In the end I left them and harvested the crop without issue (even for the main crops). The disease did not spread to nearby tomatoes so I'm really not sure what it was but it certainly is concerning.
Magnesium deficiency is one possible cause I found for my case. In the case of your potatoes I wonder if it might be septoria leaf spot and not blight as I could not really see any concentric rings on the spots. What do you think? P.S. I am not an expert
Yes it could have been Jasper sometimes it is hard to tell
Thank you
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk Yeah definitely not easy, I think disposing of them is the right call if in doubt as early blight can remain in the soil if it is that.
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Thank you Cate
Praying I don't get it 🤞To be honest I don't even know when mine are meant to be ready and can't remember what they are 😅 I really need to label things.
You can always have a dig in to check size then leave to grow on if too small
Thank you
Hi, do you get rid of soil as well?
yes im binning that too
Thank you
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-ukWas just going to ask same question. Good to know what to look out for.. Lovely little Salad potatoes though.
I thought it was too early for blight, could it be rust? I've just googled it and it brought up some similar images to yours. worth a thought, or maybe I'm clutching at straws lol
Hi Anita i double checked myself as well and found pictures that looked like my leaves in the blight section
Just would not risk keeping them in case it spreads Thank you
🤣😂🤣
Thank you
What about the compost, is it infected now ?
I was going to ask same question, but someone already asked. Ivan said the soil was also binned..
Just dont want to take the risk
Thank you
Hi it spreads and is airborne so i bin the compost to cut back on further infection
Thank you Katya
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk thank you Ivan for your reply x