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19-06-2010, 12:48 AM
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The curse of BER
So I added calcium to the soil, I used fish emulsion fertilizer and I
sprayed the leaves with calcium water. And BER set in anyway. No water stress such as dry roots. I water every day as it is quite warm and the pots dry fast. This is maddening because I lost so many tomatoes last year to BER. Just how much more can one do? |
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