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Forum: Vegetable GardeningReplies: 5, Views: 57
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Molamola
Christiansted, VI
(Zone 11)

July 01, 2009
08:19 PM

Post #6765533

Tomatoes that have the splits from the stem, might be from uneven watering? A little dry, and the skin forms just so, then a big drink, and the fruit swells faster than the skin can grow, so it splits.

I thimmk that's what happens. Or is it something else?

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