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Tomato Pests & Diseases

Is this Blossom End Rot?

14 years ago

Is this blossom end rot? I have 9 plants and only the Romas are affected. The holes in the bottom seem a little too perfect. In the past when I've had BER, it was more of a dry, patchy spot and the tomatoes didn't rot like this. This is my first time trying Romas. Thanks for your help.

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jean001
14 years ago
Yes it does.

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srercrcr
14 years ago
I planted Romas and Celebritys, only the Romas got BER. Go figure.
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