u/JesterGaming777

My first batch of pumpkins, I'm already surprised these survived! My mother decided to toast the seeds sprinkled with salt, olive oil and oregano, as well as baking a pie/cake with pumpkin done two ways (custard and some sort of jelly, I think). They're really good and sweet. She'll be also making soup and I've been thinking of cooking them other ways too. It's the first time I'm appreciating pumpkin this much, I am not usually a fan of it but that's because I tasted other kinds of pumpkins. These are supposed to be Rouge Vif d'Étampes (Cinderella pumpkins), they just struggled a bit, didn't grow as much as expected, so they are lighter and smaller than the ones I've seen on the web. Nonetheless, it was worth planting them :).

Hi. I'm jind of new to gardening.

My cherry tomato plants seem to be growing well at a good pace. Somehow, these have been getting yellow/brown speckles in some leaves. I've done research, which has pointed out for a possible fungus, pest or something like that. This made me too concerned and I'd like to know if your plants have experienced this and what could I do. Should I prune the affected leaves?

I want to point out that I water these daily (early morning and evening, when it cools down). Should I avoid water from getting over the leaves? I try watering mainly the ground where these are planted, however, I make the leaves somewhat wet as well. Other than that, most days have been dry lately with just occasional humid nights; coastal area. There are a few bugs in the fields nearby, if that helps.