Update: Plants are doing well but spots are spreading and I'm getting nervous. There are some leaves (see pic) that have holes where spots are. Some of the new leaves are fine but it has even spread to other plants (started on Early Girl has moved to Grape tomato next to it). My husband can't remember what store he got them at but the spots were there when he bought them (that was all that was available). We live north of Sacramento CA and for some reason tomato seedlings have been difficult if not impossible to come by this year Anyone please advise!.

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Hi guys, thanks for the "not-blight" info, I will refrain from ripping it out and burning it. One note, it's possible that it had snails before I bought it, but I didn't notice spots when I bought it, then it sat in my house for a week, with me checking on it every day (no snails or bugs) and i started to notice those spots developing. They started out darker green, and then eventually became the sunken, dried, brown spots that you see in the photos. Does that help any?

You're welcome and good luck with your plants! There is a very helpful Hawaiian gardener that goes by Honu who grows tomatoes and other things in Hawaii. Hope you meet up with her in cyberspace one day. She could give you all sorts of suggestions. I linked something I had in my favorites which you might find interesting. (I probably have 1 million favorites dealing with tomatoes). I saved it because he contends with Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus which I also have had on two occasions. He still grows tomatoes successfully. Here is a link that might be useful: Another Hawaiian grower