Garden Notes
Blossom End Rot

Blossom end rot is caused by a lack of calcium in the plant.  UT Extension Agent Chris Cooper takes a look at a watermelon that has blossom end rot.  This is often caused by too much or not enough water. Also, a soil test can determine if the soil needs more calcium.

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