The late summer diseases on tomatoes go crazy this time of year… septoria leaf spot, blights, anthracnose. At least in my muggy hot weather, it can run rampant! The best defense I know is to cut it all out and burn it. These tomato diseases are caused from fungal spores and bacterial that travel through the air and love humid conditions. Its quite normal, at least in my region, and I battle it every year. You can try a commercial copper spray or make your own, but mine usually progress too fast

Spots on gourd leaves. Some sort of fast growing fungus, I believe Septoria leaf spot, but waiting for the test results. My emotional roller coaster. 🎢🤞🏼🙂🌱 | Sweet Woodruff Farm

🍃Banana Leaf Spot Idli, New way to eat Idli specially if you love masala idli. The banana leaf gives it an amazing flavor. 👩‍🍳 Ingredients - 🧈 A little butter 🧅 1 large onion 🧄 4 to 5 cloves of garlic 🌶️ 1 green chilli 🫚 1 tsp grated ginger 🍅 1 large tomato 🌶️ 1 tsp Red chilli powder 🫚 1/2 tsp Haldi powder 🇮🇳 2 tbsp Idli Podi ☘️A little fresh coriander Idli Batter Some additional ghee if you’d like 🌟 Vishesh Tippani - Add a little water on the sides in the pan so that the idli stea

Stapelia grandiflora from South Africa. Also known as carion flowers, they smell of rot in order to attract their fly pollinators. In the milkweed family, Apocynaceae. . #stapelia #stapeliagrandiflora #cactus #cactuslover #succulentobsession #botany #apocynaceae #horticulture #greenhouse #sfsu #sfstate #sfsubio | SFSU Greenhouse