Bordeaux mixture

[tim]

Lovely place, Co. Cork.

[tim]

[manicscousers]

thanks, bak  :)

[redimp]

It won't let me log in there yet - my (BPC) password still works on the BPC site so I assume the site isn't active yet.  As well as blightwatch, Fight against blight maps are available here:Fight Against Blight but this again has not been updated since last year and I had to update my bookmarks last year for that as when I first revisited, I kept getting the 2005 site.

[Robert_Brenchley]

The idea of putting compost tea on the toms after harvesting wouldn't help me; I grow them outdoors, and the damn blight always strikes when there's plenty of fruit still ripening. I wouldn't expect it all to ripen before the frosts anyway.

[redimp]

Mine are outdoors - the smell dissappears after a few days so what I meant was harvest some, tea the rest then do next harvest once smell has gone. :)

not doing very well today am I ???

[philcooper]

It won't let me log in there yet

Blightwatch is now a subscription service - it costs to join

Phil

[Robert_Brenchley]

The Potatocrop site still recognises my login, and isn't demanding money. Who needs blightwatch this time of year anyway? The time is coming.

[redimp]

Can't see where it says that on the homepage :-\

[aob9]

Tim, Co.Cork is the wettest place in Western Europe at the moment. I cut the grass for the first time today and nearly wrecked my mower.........that wet!!!! Thank God for my glasshouse, at least I get to sow a few veggies in there while I wait for the beds to dry out!

[philcooper]

Can't see where it says that on the homepage :-\

RC,

If you can get in please let me know how, my registration stopped last year, although I still received the SMS messages for areas that I had set up earlier

If you want confirmation that you are no longer a member go to http://www.potato.org.uk/members/password_reset.php and see what happens

Phil