From Tula
From Tula
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 BLACK TOMATO COMBO SEEDS TULA PRINCE KRIM  US $4.55
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 TomatoBlack from Tula Heirloom 4 live plants US $7.75
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 30 Black from Tula Tomato Heirloom seeds SAME DAY SHIPPING US $.99
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 HEIRLOOM RAINBOW BLEND TOMATO MIX THE VERY BEST EVER 25 SEEDS ARE MIXED TOGETHER US $2.50
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 Black From Tula Tomato 4 Plants Smoky Flavor US $7.99
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 Black From Tula Tomato 25 Seeds Pase Seeds New US $3.99
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 Black of Tula Heirloom Tomato 25 Seeds ORGANIC US $.99
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 Black from Tula Tomato Seeds 50 US $1.59
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 Tomato variety bundle 12 varieties US $50.00
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 Black From Tula Tomato 48 Plants Smoky Flavor US $29.99
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 TomatoBlack from Tula 30 Seeds Vegetable Seed US $2.75
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 Black From Tula Tomato 15 Seeds – Russian Heirloom – Lycopersicon Esculentum US $2.77
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 ORGANIC and HEIRLOOM SEEDS US $2.99
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 25 Fresh Seeds Black of Tula Tomatoes Free Pack of Companion Herb Seeds US $2.29
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 BLACK FROM TULA TOMATO OG 25 SEED RARE RUSSIAN HEIRLOOM US $2.50
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 Tomato Seeds Black From Tula Russian Hierloom Organic 25 Seeds US $.99
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 25Seeds Heirloom Organic BLACK FROM TULA RUSSIAN US $2.69
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 Tomato Seeds Heirloom Mix Organic 36 Seeds US $.99
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young tomato fruit with dark bottom, what to do?
I planted some heirloom tomatoes(black from tula) earlier this spring, every thing seems to be going well except that I found the bottom of all the new fruits coming out has this dark color and gresy touch to it. What kind of disease is this and is there anything I can do?
yes, blossom end rot is a problem.... your soil may need calcium..... or it's a watering problem.... read here...
http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/3000/3117.html
and...
http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/factsheets/Tomato_BlossRt.htm
that fruit is lost.... but if you get some of the spray that is available(calcium chloride solution) you might save the next batch....the Epsom salts won't hurt, but it's not the cure for this problem...
I saved mine one year with dissoved TUMS.... add lime to your garden area for tomatoes this fall so it will be in the soil for next year's tomatoes.... (and don't plant in the same spot as this year!)..... a good soil test would tell you how much and what else you might need there....
