Frank Logullo wrote:


Blossom end rot is largely calcium deficiency. I've overcome with adding
limestone. I had to switch to pots on my deck several years ago due to
encroaching shade and the local deer. I also have to water like crazy.
Frank

It can come from both sources. As I am planting I push three calcium tablets
(mineral supplements for humans) into the soil around each tomato pepper
plant. Then I keep an eye on my soil to make certain it stays moist.

I get "Braggin' rights" tomatoes and no more BER.

Bill
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