How to Control or Stop Blossom End Rot Disease on Tomato | Tomato Plant Care

Blossom end rot is a common disease on the tomato plant. Any treatment does not work on the tomatoes that are already having this problem. But you can control or stop this disease if you start taking preventions early. This video gives an idea of what brings this disease to your tomatoes. What are the solutions available to stop it right away?
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[@robyndudley9684]

Very good explanation! There’s so much false or incomplete information on blossom end rot online. Your information lines up with the university studies I’ve reviewed.

[@eURBANORGANICGARDEN]

Thank you so much ❤️

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Your all videos are always giving a lot of information .So all are helpful for me.

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Nice information for me like new gardener 👍

[@ancyg15]

Amazing

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Good information.... 👍👍👍👍

[@sujathabommineni1800]

Nice explanation 👌

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Nice

[@pushpalatharokkam2902]

Nice video dear...harvest 👌😃

[@eURBANORGANICGARDEN]

Thank you🙏❤️

[@venkatlakshmigandepalli3435]

Informative video. I like your video. It's 2nd like. I watched full video.😊Happy gardening😊

[@eURBANORGANICGARDEN]

Thank you❤️, keep watching😊

[@simranjeetsingh3592]

Good information 👍

[@eURBANORGANICGARDEN]

Thanks for watching it😊

[@vadderadhakrishna7418]

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[@irishenterprisesllc7414]

Blossom End Rot (BER) is one of the most common tomato problems seen in the early part of the season. It is a physiological condition, not a disease caused by a fungus, a bacterium or a virus.

[@eURBANORGANICGARDEN]

True, it is not a bacterial disease. It is a result of environmental condition. 😊 Thanks for adding your value here.

[@irishenterprisesllc7414]

Somehow my entire comment was shortened.

[@shivanisjannat]

May the overdose of Epsom Salt be a reason for BER ?

[@eURBANORGANICGARDEN]

Those who use only can say. But I have never used Epsom salt on my plants.

[@govindarajim.r5316]

Are you Agri graduate mam

[@eURBANORGANICGARDEN]

No dear 😊 this is my finest hobby.

[@irishenterprisesllc7414]

BER is NOT a disase!