Another Tomato Disease

[spicymeatball]

Any ideas? I've never had or seen it before. It's spreading fast. This is the original spot I think. Looks similar to the other tomato disease thread. I already sprayed with copper sulfate(bonide), which I use every year for blight issues.
 
 
 

Tomato Disease1 by JB464, on Flickr
 

 

[StupidJerk]

I don't know much about tomatoes, but it looks like sunburn to me.

 

[spicymeatball]

I received the same advice elsewhere. Didn't even think about that. Thanks.

 

[neoguy]

Trim the lower leaves so they are not touching the dirt. As the plant grows trim more lower leaves so dirt doesn't splash on them when it rains. I trim about the lower 2'.

 

[spicymeatball]

Thanks.
 
I was going to let them acclimate before I trim too much. Plus I usually mulch with cut grass.

 

[JoynersHotPeppers]

Many of tomato branches are suckers any way. Always good to remove them. It does look like sunburn.

 

[PIC 1]

Most likely sunburn, the stems and leaf veins look normal.
 
 Although it is a good idea to remove any lower leaves, especially if they're coming in contact with the ground. If it were Fusarium wilt that would normally appear later in the season, particularly when the fruits are forming.