• Günther Unlustig 🍄@slrpnk.net
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    9 days ago

    How do the leaves look like?

    I also suspect blossom end rot, but most soils have enough calcium, especially if you water with tap water.

    Often, this is caused by a lack of airflow. If the plant can’t transpire, not enough Ca is transported into the tips, which results in said symptoms.

    Maybe remove some leaves and add a ventilator to give them some air current

    • kinther@lemmy.worldOP
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      9 days ago

      Leaves are still green for the most part. One plant in the row of three has some yellowing which I have been pruning off.

      This is my first year successfully growing tomatoes and they kind of grew wild. Much too bushy and small fruits instead of larger ones.

      • Madzielle@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        9 days ago

        Ive the same issue you’re having.

        The air flow bit makes sense in my garden. I was a bit haphazard in my planting method, air flow is truly important I’m learning.