Q&A - How do you cure blossom end rot on tomatoes?

Question:
How do you cure blossom end rot on tomatoes?

Answer:
Blossom end rot is a symptom of a calcium deficiency in the tomato plant. Retired UT Extension Agent Mike Dennison talks about how this problem happens and what you can do to solve it. It is likely that increasing soil moisture (more water) or adjusting soil pH will solve this problem.

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