does anyone know what is causing my tomatoes to rot. i have lots getting like picrel. i have gave them tomatoe fertilizer and that didnt fix it.

probably fungus from too much water. many areas have had record rainfall this year
my sage is doing fine though
but that's probably what it is

try asking here >>>/out/hgm

>>22936646
ok thats kinda what i was thinking. it has rained a ton this year.

>>22936647
posted it verbatim half hour ago, no reply

>>22936645 (OP)
Do you talk to your tomato plants? Maybe they are lonely...

>>22936645 (OP)
tomato late blight
sorry to say but this harvest is ruined, it kills many plants in mere days

>>22936645 (OP)
that looks like some type of blight, you might have something in the soil

Must be freedom rott.
Not my problem, really.
Fuck your tomatoes

>>22936645 (OP)
Only water at the base, don't get the fruit or buds or leaves wet. I know they'll get rained on, but do whatever you can to keep them dry when you water. Also make sure you trim branches and suckers that are impeding air flow in and around the center.

>>22936645 (OP)
vaxx status?

>>22936645 (OP)
blossom end rot

its the jews

>>22936649
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QCDQH9JyKA
the harvest is going to be destroyed
you need to get rid of spores in the soil, solarize maybe, look into that
you have a blight problem though and it will take some work to get rid of

>>22936645 (OP)
>tomato fertilizer
lmfao mutts are so fucking stupid you faggots deserve way worse than this

>>22936645 (OP)
too much water is likely

>>22936645 (OP)
Had that last year.
Did you use that terrible fucking Mircale Gro Organic soil? Everything I planted in it failed, tomatoes all rotted out. I was finding LEGOs, metal and glass chunks in that soil, so there may be a connection since I see that trash everywhere I go that has gardening supplies.

>>22936647
see this is why /out/ isnt even worth using. unless you want to participate in their permaculture aquaponics circle jerk they dont respond, plus i used fertilizer and that is a huge no no in permaculture.
>just spend thousands of dollars to grow a garden bro

sulfur's a fairly common treatment for some fruits here, tomatoes included
look into that

>>22936663
i gave everything some epsom salt the other day and it is magnesium and sulfur. it really did perk up the plants

>>22936664
As in, added it to the soil? Not familiar with that term.
I mean literal, 9X% sulfur dusting on the fruit, on the rest of the plant as well. It helps prevent a variety of parasites that attack plants.

dont use fucking miracle gro
if you have access to horse shit, use that and just leave it alone
if you feel the urge to use fertilizer, use 10-10-10
dont fuck around with manmade fertilizers
all you need to do is treat the soil and let the plant grow

Calcium?
But it's not clear...it could also be a fungal infection. What do the leaves look like?
https://www.haifa-group.com/online-expert/deficiency-pro/tomato-nutrient-deficiency

>>22936645 (OP)
@grok, is OP tarded? Is his tomato gonna steal his bike soon?

How much rain have you had over the past month? What state? Beefsteak tomatoes?

>>22936651
>>22936652
I thought it looked like some sort of blight, but i'm not familiar with tomatos.

>>22936645 (OP)
Pick them when fully green and getting a little whitish. Some tomatos just ripen better after picked. Also one tiny animal bite will instantly rot the whole thing.

>>22936670
importantly, this also takes a lot of stress off the plant

>>22936661
Was working at a major airport building runways. The topsoil almost always test positive for petroleum contamination from the 50+ years of jet exhaust. It smells like shit too - and not topsoil shit smell, I mean a weird almost rotten cabbage smell. Some of that is teh de-icer they use on the planes.

I warn contractor of it, hauls it off anyways. Ends up at a place that makes and sells screened topsoil to anyone. That shit is probably spread out over the entire tri-county by now.

>>22936645 (OP)
There are green tomatoes.
Are you sure of what variety you have planted?

>>22936670
i have been picking a couple days early and they have been ripining up nicely
>>22936667
gave them calcium and magnesium
>>22936666
man made fertilizers are perfectly fine, an element is a element. the only problems actual scientists have with miricle grow is 1) waaaaaahhhh the nitrogen is made out of evil petroleum, waaaaaàhhhhhhh
2)over application

>>22936673
they are better boy variety

>>22936645 (OP)
Those poor tomatoes. I hope you can save a few of the baby tomato

>>22936674
>gave them calcium and magnesium
If it was calcium, then you need to give it time. It won't help the damaged fruit but new fruit shouldn't show signs of rot (assuming that is what it is). That's an issue with soil compared to hydroponics, the time factor. Hydro shows changes more quickly.

>>22936645 (OP)
Looks like you may have them in too warm of an area.

how old is the soil they are planted in?
is it close to something shady that could have poisoned the soil?

>>22936677
i grew hydro weed 20 yrs ago using 4" pvc with little baskets of gordon balls, but my garden is over an acre big, i have 28 tomato plants alone. hydro is not realistic for my goals

Fertilize with worm castings

>>22936674
fertilizer is ammonia not petroleum

cow manure is a tomatoes best friend

>>22936679
last winter i spent hundreds of hours digging up decomposing forest top soil and putting it in my garden area. i really thought it was decomposed so i rototilled it in. well it wasnt and sucked all the nitrogen out of my soil. once i corrected the nutrient deficiency it started doing better. the tomato i really do think is from too much water, it has rained alot and we get short afternoon showers every single day this year. picking them a couple days early seemed to help, hopefully it stops raining soon

>>22936682
ammonium nitrate comes from nitrogen in natural gas using haber bosch method. i dont have any cows sorry

>>22936684
natural gas is not petroleum sweetie

Ammonia can be produced by the Haber-Bosch process, which combines nitrogen and hydrogen under high pressure and temperature, with natural gas often serving as the source of hydrogen. Nitrogen is not produced from natural gas in this method, rather nitrogen is extracted from the air prior to processing.