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| Will try again with a picture this time I hope.
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| Not a disease. Some toms do that more than others. In my garden, direct sun exposure onto the shoulders seems to accentuate on some. Perhaps Carolyn will come along to explain the details. |
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| jean001, Thanks for the reply. This has been going on for a few years and I was getting to the point of forgetting tomatoes this year. But if it is not a disease I will try it again. This is a portion of my reply to dirtdog: I do get a lot of sun but not that many hours per day. Full sun from ~11:30 AM to ~3:30 PM. Not a heavy pruner, only a few bottom branches to keep off the ground. Yes, I have found it helps to pick them real early and I mean real early. Some I have picked that I thought were early enough developed the same yellow and eventual rot on my kitchen counter. Again, thanks for the reply and the information you povided. |
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