by Anonymous on July 27th, 2008

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My tomatoes appear to be polinated but the fruit doesn't grow. any suggestions?

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by TERRYTUKER on July 27th, 2008
its a trace mineral deficiency, calcium will take care of your problem plus it reduces the chance of bottom rot
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