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rubbery spots on tomatoes

17 years ago

Hi, I mostly lurk on the tomato forums and they are always entertaining and informative. It's my first year growing opalkas which I started from seed. On one plant almost all the green tomatoes have what look and feel like brown rubbery nipples on the bottoms of them. Tomatoes are in full sun. I looked for images online with no luck. Any ideas? Thanks. Sally

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cbars
17 years ago
Do a search for BER - blossom end rot. I think you will find all the info that you need.

Good luck,

Gary
sallym
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks for your help Gary.
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