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Subject: off list Re: [Leica] IMG: porch tomato w/ 65 elmar
From: scheng at aotera.org (Spencer Cheng)
Date: Thu Oct 2 08:45:17 2008
References: <B2EEA994-04D1-43B4-9603-26935678C326@mac.com> <03C25B7F-D69E-4692-89FE-19B2608A634A@verizon.net> <343923A6-995E-4F95-93E3-FC43D98258EB@mac.com>
According to my wife, who had this problem, tomatoes do that if the
watering is inconsistent (too wet one day, to dry the next). If you
plant it in the ground, it doesn't usually happen but it pots, it is
much more likely.
Regards,
Spencer
On Oct 2, 2008, at 10:30, Lottermoser George wrote:
> only had one plant catch some sort of blight
> which resulted in the bottom of the fruit rotting before ripening
>
>
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