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Nope, not blossom end rot.

Instead, catfacing. Reason: a temperature glitch during bloom. Some varieties more prone than others.

Looks strange. But the tomato would have been fine if it had remained on the plant.

Well that makes scense, we has 34 celcius weather here when it was blooming. I'll leave the rest alone. Do you know if that affects taste at all?

Well that makes scense, we has 34 celcius weather here when it was blooming. I'll leave the rest alone. Do you know if that affects taste at all?

Catfacing is due to incomplete pollination that occurs when temps are too LOW, not the 34 C you mention.

But what's interesting is that it occurs in the bud about two weeks before the blossom ever opens.

Your later fruits which pollenized when temps were warmer should be fine.

Carolyn

Thanks carolyn, that's reasuring to hear.