I'm so sorry you had to go through all that just to get an answer. After over 40 yrs, I still don't have an answer for that one. Haven't had it often, but when it happens, its devastating. Tried fungicides to no avail. Quarantine the affected ones & prune away the bad somewhat worked, but not as much as I would have liked. Like Shovel said, if you've found a cure, please share. Since blossom end rot for tomatoes is caused by a calcium deficiency, it did occur to me to add more calcium should I have it again, but haven't had it since I made that decision, So I've not had a chance to test that out. To go so far & have that happen is an emotional blow. I'm so sincerely sorry.
catbuds Reviewed by catbuds on . panicing!!! buds deteriorating away!? referring to the Grow that's in my signature I have eight flowering ladies right now that have been growing perfectly and are gorgeous! and I have not had any problems at all knock on wood bought the last couple weeks I haven't been seeing very much growth I am in my 9th week right now and I have a few I'm flushing out and I have two pineapple chunk plants a big and small, and the big one is still in perfect health but the small one was one big cola... so the other day I noticed it was kind of Rating: 5