The Gardening Everyday

When you transplant your tomatoes the root mass is small and confined to a container of some shape and size. It is likely that your plants have not seen a lot of fertilizer since you purchased them. If you grow your own this may be different.
Let’s assume that you purchased your plants from a [...]

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The splitting of tomatoes from the top of the fruit can be a bothersome problem in any garden.  First, the splitting occurs.  Then, fungus and mold move in and before you know it, you have a pretty ugly tomato. 
 
What causes this and how can it be avoided?
 
The splitting is actually caused by an imbalance [...]

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