I don't think it affects cannabis...lol...
And I could be wrong - but septoria will spread to other pepper and tomato plants - and to my knowledge can't be cured but only constantly battled against. It will infect the fruits and cause them to get spots that eat away the outer layer and make them susceptible to rot and decay...
http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/factsheets/Tomato_Septoria.htm
You don't have to toss the soil they are in - but you do have to FULLY compost it. Meaning it needs to hit minimum of 165 degrees an have that temperature maintained over a period of time to truly kill everything in the soil. That means you have to cover it with thick black plastic and turn it a couple times a week, etc. Also means you'll have to wait until summer before such temps can be reached just by composting in the sunlight...
dank.Frank
And I could be wrong - but septoria will spread to other pepper and tomato plants - and to my knowledge can't be cured but only constantly battled against. It will infect the fruits and cause them to get spots that eat away the outer layer and make them susceptible to rot and decay...
http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/factsheets/Tomato_Septoria.htm
You don't have to toss the soil they are in - but you do have to FULLY compost it. Meaning it needs to hit minimum of 165 degrees an have that temperature maintained over a period of time to truly kill everything in the soil. That means you have to cover it with thick black plastic and turn it a couple times a week, etc. Also means you'll have to wait until summer before such temps can be reached just by composting in the sunlight...
dank.Frank