This is happening to 80% of my plants. Any idea to what is causing it and how to stop it
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tomjim,
If the spots on your tomatoes are all located on the bottom of your tomatoes, I would agree with mattie that you have BER. If your bad spots are located on the sides, tops, and bottom, you may have sun scald on your tomatoes. Sometimes scalding appears when extensive pruning is done and the tomatoes are exposed to direct sunlight. Scalding can also happen with peppers, squash, as well as other fruits.
If the spots on your tomatoes are all located on the bottom of your tomatoes, I would agree with mattie that you have BER. If your bad spots are located on the sides, tops, and bottom, you may have sun scald on your tomatoes. Sometimes scalding appears when extensive pruning is done and the tomatoes are exposed to direct sunlight. Scalding can also happen with peppers, squash, as well as other fruits.
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