Black Spots Inside Tomato (picture)
madana
13 years ago
I have a bush tomato plant that has tomatoes growing on it that have black spots on the inside. They're visible from the outside. I don't see any holes or any other marks that would indicate a problem on the tomatoes or the plant. My other two tomato plants look fine. This is my first time growing vegetables.
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