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Gardening: How to I prevent blossom rot on my tomatos

Kenny
Kenny Youngsville, NC on Apr 02, 2011
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  • Hudson Designs
    Hudson Designs on Apr 02, 2011
    The condition is caused by a lack of calcium in the plant when the tomatoes are the size of ...»
    marbles. You can stop the problem on currently affected plants but you'll have to throw away the tomatoes that are bad now.

    Use a calcium chloride spray (Stop-Rot, etc.) to help cure this disorder. Begin spraying plants when the first fruit cluster is seen. Apply calcium chloride every 7 to 10 days until 4 applications have been applied. Spray plants until solution drips off the plant.

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