Tomatoe Problems
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by Stormysgrandma on July 10, 2005 11:45 PM
Tina,
A great helper in this site recommended this terrific web site - called the Tomato Problem Solver. It has pics and solutions.
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/tomatoproblemsolver/index.html
Click on the area of the problem - such as "ripe fruit" Then click on the pic that most resembles the problem. If you're like me, you'll click on them all and then save the site, lol.
Good luck
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Stormy
A great helper in this site recommended this terrific web site - called the Tomato Problem Solver. It has pics and solutions.
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/tomatoproblemsolver/index.html
Click on the area of the problem - such as "ripe fruit" Then click on the pic that most resembles the problem. If you're like me, you'll click on them all and then save the site, lol.
Good luck
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Stormy
by Sorellina on July 11, 2005 11:23 PM
Tina,
Yup, sounds like blossom end rot to me. This can happen when there are large fluctuations in temperature or amount of water. Some varieties like paste/sauce tomatoes are more prone to BER and also container plants due to changing water needs. The tomatoes are fine and plants around them won't "catch" it, you can cut off the icky parts and eat or process the rest.
Hope that helps ;o)
Julianna
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Yup, sounds like blossom end rot to me. This can happen when there are large fluctuations in temperature or amount of water. Some varieties like paste/sauce tomatoes are more prone to BER and also container plants due to changing water needs. The tomatoes are fine and plants around them won't "catch" it, you can cut off the icky parts and eat or process the rest.
Hope that helps ;o)
Julianna
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Tina