DavesVideo wrote:
As my tomatos ripen, small yellow spots form on the skin, when the tomato is
cut, there are white spots in the flesh.
I supose it is too late to do anything about it, but what has happened? The
cherry tomatos are fine.


Dave
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The problem is often caused by heat stress and uneven
moisture while the tomato is getting ripe. As long as the
leaves of the plant look good, I wouldn't worry about it.
If you see the leaves turing yellow (sometimes with black
spots) it is an indication of tomato blight and that is
something to worry about.
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