If it is indeed Fusarium or pythiym wilt this is something that is in the soil and can not be easily fixed. The soil needs to repair itself and that takes years.
I would recommend moving the site to a different location on your yard but do not bring anything from that growing site to the new one and hope for the best.
Other options that could help is growing a strain that has higher disease resistant as well as growing in a more controlled environment like indoors.
It would be best to burn the plants vs compost them as these types of diseases can survive the composting system and wreak havoc again next year.
Adding in lots of beneficial microorganisms to the soil can help out complete the pathogenic ones as well.
Best Of Luck!
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