It's was 25-30yrs ago, but when my son and I were growing tomatoes(Better Girls) from seeds in an egg crate, then later planting them in a raised bed, some of the tomatoes developed blossom end rot. Per the advice of my sister-in-law(horticulturist) we sprinkled bone meal around the bases of the plants. Worked great! Not sure of other conditions, but that's all I remember doing. I don't remember watering, just depended on rain. We had probably 20 plants or so. Bottom rot stopped & we had tons of sweet sun ripened tomatoes. I remember another sister-in-law coming and picking some of the tomatoes for herself, we had so many. Made great BLT sandwiches. Looking forward to trying to do that again, now, at retirement age. 👍👍👍🙂😋
It's was 25-30yrs ago, but when my son and I were growing tomatoes(Better Girls) from seeds in an egg crate, then later planting them in a raised bed, some of the tomatoes developed blossom end rot. Per the advice of my sister-in-law(horticulturist) we sprinkled bone meal around the bases of the plants. Worked great! Not sure of other conditions, but that's all I remember doing. I don't remember watering, just depended on rain. We had probably 20 plants or so. Bottom rot stopped & we had tons of sweet sun ripened tomatoes. I remember another sister-in-law coming and picking some of the tomatoes for herself, we had so many. Made great BLT sandwiches. Looking forward to trying to do that again, now, at retirement age. 👍👍👍🙂😋