Blossom-end rot can show up on any type of tomato, but you're more likely to see it in larger varieties, like paste and plum, than in smaller ones, like cherry or grape. The disease is so frequent ...

Blossom-end rot (BER) is a common physiological disorder that affects tomato plants, leading to the development of dark, sunken spots at the blossom end of the fruit. This condition is primarily ...

Many times the picking of the first ripe tomato of the season turns into a disappointment as these early red fruits have been hit by a problem called blossom end rot. Fruits afflicted with blossom ...