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Gardening

HereSince1628

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1. No solution, but similar frustration...

Reply to Le Taz Hot (Original post)

Sun Jul 8, 2012, 07:44 PM

Jul 2012

I tried two plants in 4 gallon pots. One plant bolted, the other stunted. Neither is looking good at the moment.
I treated both of them the pretty much the same,

Meanwhile, the tomato I put in the traditional garden is looking GREAT, with pretty much the same amount of watering.

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#&%@$&% Bottom Rot! [View all] Le Taz Hot Jul 2012 OP

No solution, but similar frustration... HereSince1628 Jul 2012 #1

Dreaded blossom end rot - from my experience, exacerbated by uneven watering.....read on! NRaleighLiberal Jul 2012 #2

Well, these are the first fruits Le Taz Hot Jul 2012 #3

My pleasure, friend! Link to my website that I collect all my container growing info - NRaleighLiberal Jul 2012 #4

You might try Lyric's famous milk bath: beac Jul 2012 #5

I've been getting it as well... Javaman Jul 2012 #6

Same Issues Here With Container Tomatoes in Baltimore NeedleCast Jul 2012 #7

I use neem oil for the leaves and Organic Dr. Earth in the soil. boston bean Jul 2012 #8

Moist roots in the early part of the season are the main cause. HopeHoops Jul 2012 #9

for years i was a professional nurseryman.. oldhippydude Jul 2012 #10

Update on the BER saga Le Taz Hot Jul 2012 #11