Every tomato has black rot on the bottom of them. I was told that I needed to spray them with calcium weeks ago. Oh well, too late. We can cut the bottom of them off and still eat the tomato in a salad.
Friday at work is over now and I am ready for a restful day. I spent another day in the shower rooms working on floors and painting walls. One room almost done and three to go. I start as a sub in the art room classroom on the 21st of August. I have to dress differently when I play the role of a teacher. Thanks for stopping by today.
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Your salad will be delicious, I'm sure. Have a nice weekend.
Hate blossom end rot. I don't try to do anything special about it. The calcium is important but only if they have enough water to transfer it as well, and we're usually so dry that I can't count on that. I just toss the worst ones, cut off some like you and it always seems to go away after a bit.
We used to use a Miracle Grow for Tomatoes to help with that..uneven watering makes it worse. Hope you can save some of the maters:)
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