RECIPE #48 TOMATO BLIGHT AND POWDERED MILK      
Categories: Garden, Disease, Vegetables                     
 
  For Tomato Blight use powdered milk. When you plant       
  tomatoes in containers or garden dig the hole and         
  sprinkle powdered milk on soil and surrounding soil,      
  then plant tomatoes. As a spray to prevent blights put    
  1-2 oz. skim milk in hose end sprayer with other          
  tonics if you wish and spray over all vining crops.       
  Won't hurt anything else in your yard. For planting       
  seeds: powdered milk mixed with Jell-O (with sugar)        
  sprinkled on top of seed bed provides fungus              
  prevention, protein, sugar and nitrogen. ** **Planting    
  seeds. Put seed packets in refrigerator till planting.    
  Plant in peat pots with professional mix like Hyponex     
  without fertilizer in mix. Plant 2 seeds per pot,         
  press lightly and cover up. Sprinkle knox gelatin out     
  of salt shaker on top of planting medium. You can use     
  the milk and Jell-O mixture instead of the knox if you     
  like. Keep at 70 degrees with camp black and white        
  newspaper on top right on the soil for 4 days. Remove     
  newspaper and then keep at 65 degrees daytime and 55      
  degrees at night.                                         
                                                            
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