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tomato burst

13 years ago

Ihave a celebirty tomato plant it is growing lots of tomatos.But when the tomatos start to get ripe they look great one day i go out the next day and half the tomato is missing I cant find any pests on the plant.they dont look like they are being eating they almost look like it just burst.this happens to every tomato have you ever heard of such a thing?

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farnell
13 years ago
Um... can you not find the other half? If you can't I would guess they are being eaten.

I would pick them while they looked good.
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