Tomato butt
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Douglas Hunt on Aug 13, 2013Your "tomato butt" is really longitudinal cracking,which is caused by the skin hardening during times of dry soil and then being unable to expand when the soil is wet: in other words, uneven watering.Helpful Reply
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Catherine Smith on Aug 13, 2013Douglas is right ;)Helpful Reply
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Mary on Aug 13, 2013What do they call it and the reason if the cracking is around the top part of the tomato in a circle?Helpful Reply
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Sherrie on Aug 14, 2013I have had a lot of cracked tomato's and black spots. We have had so much rain I haven't been able to get into the garden and pick and re-tie out any tomato's that have become loose.Helpful Reply
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Ginny B on Aug 14, 2013Sorry to" butt" in but I love hearing all the garden advice from you Douglas. You must be an avid gardener and you seem to always be spot on. ThanksHelpful Reply
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Marianne Cerrito on Aug 14, 2013sooooo funny--- ' tomato butt'!! :DHelpful Reply
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Mary on Aug 14, 2013Thanks Douglas! I wasn't sure.Helpful Reply
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