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Blossom-end rot and splitting after two foliar calcium sprays
Farmer 4770 · 2026-06-10 · Nutrient shortage
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- Blossom-end rot and splitting after two foliar calcium sprays
- Blossom-end rot on tomato. Two foliar calcium sprays, still splitting. Soil a bit acid.
- Calcium in the soil does not walk into the fruit by itself — water flow and a living root carry it. If acid aluminium is biting the tip, foliar calcium is a delay. Test pH and how you water. Don’t only spray the fruit while the root is bald.

Blossom-end rot on tomato. Two foliar calcium sprays, still splitting. Soil a bit acid.
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Li Zeyu
Calcium in the soil does not walk into the fruit by itself — water flow and a living root carry it. If acid aluminium is biting the tip, foliar calcium is a delay. Test pH and how you water. Don’t only spray the fruit while the root is bald.