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SusanPing said:My tomato plants have not had a good year. Only two of the original six that I planted are even close to where they were last year or should be this year. From an earlier post, I learned that my plants have verticulum (?) wilt or early blight. I sprayed them with an organic fungicide, but they're still pretty sick.

Today I found these white seed-like objects on the leaf of one of the two healthy (sort of healthy) plants. What is this? How do I get rid of it? Should I rip out my tomato plants and hope for a better growing season last year.


I'm afraid to touch this stuff. What should I do? HELP!!!!!

Don't discard them. Just set them elsewhere in the yard. Those "seeds" are parasitic wasps that control the hornworm population. You want to let them eat the hornworm and spread!