Thanks, I was hoping someone would say something like that. I'll keep an eye on it and if it gets worse I'll cut back the affected leaves (it's only appearing on a few at the moment).This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
To add a tip, if you get blossom end rot (blackening and eventual rotting at the bottom of the fruit) as I did last year, it's usually due to the plant not picking up enough calcium. Crushed eggshells tend to take too long to release their calcium, but crushed up Rennies (or other indigestion tablets) are a good quick fix. You should remove the affected tomatoes though as they won't heal.
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