Does this look like early blossom end rot? Everything that I can find on it has half the tomato rotted out or a giant brown/black spot already. Not sure if this one's going that route or not and whether I should just pull it.
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Blossom end rot?
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Last: 7 mo ago by dahouse
No.
But give her a tablespoon of epsom salt around the drip line just in case.
But give her a tablespoon of epsom salt around the drip line just in case.
Thanks!
I am gonna say yes but I do not pull until I am for sure
Everybody has opinion but quit watering it will be tonlate for most of the tomotoes but your next round should be okay
Everybody has opinion but quit watering it will be tonlate for most of the tomotoes but your next round should be okay
maddiedou
I agree not to yank it off until you are certain. You'll know before too long. I think you might be right now that I see this on my computer screen.
Yeah it's really starting to look like it. I think I'll pull it. The rest look fine for now though.
Cut off the end, fry the rest!
BrazosDog02 said:
Cut off the end, fry the rest!
I did. It was yummy. End looked perfectly fine on the inside though.
I use gypsum to treat/pre-treat blossom end rot. You can also put Tums antacid pills around the base of the plant and they will dissolve and treat it as well.
Cody
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