Tomatoes developing rot on bottom of fruit
2 years ago
I have some tomato vines that are producing pretty good fruit, but i’ve recently noticed a few tomotes developing what appears to be some kind of rot or blight on the bottom. I’ve gotten a fee good tomatoes off this particular vine, but then this. Any ideas what might be causing it?
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