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    1. It’s almost always inconsistent watering patterns and never a lack of calcium. Do you have them on automated drip irrigation?

    2. bassfishingdad08 on

      It’s a calcium deficiency. My tomatoes did this for a couple of years. I put about a quarter of a cup of bone meal in the hole when I plant them in the ground and now I never get blossoms end rot.

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