suddenly, all the tomatoes on 6 of my Roma plants have blossom end rot. The first fruits do not, but everything else does. These are the plants purchased from my local nursery. Threw this many out for the Javelina yesterday and there are this many or more still on the plants.!! Still have 4 clean plants, but that reduces my yield substantially!!!
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Bloom end rot is generally caused by conditions when and where the tomatos are planted Below is a fact sheet on bloom end rot from Cornell University
http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/factsheets/Tomato_BlossRt.htm
Happy rot free tomato gardening
Thanks for your feedback. Now have in hand a spray bottle of Yield booster, a calcium foliage spray. Hopefully this will do the job