Not sure where this text went – I only see the pics. So repeating in this comment:
New to micro-tomatoes, and to this type of problem. In differently sized and shaped areas for each “Tiny Tim” fruit, the blossom end looks as if it never completely ripens. Resembles online descriptions of yellow-shoulders or sunscald (except these grow directly under standard household-LED bulbs. About 9-inch pots with a (non-MG) commercial mix (with a small dash of slow-release food, and minerals just-in-case), and “ferti-gated” with dilute complete nutrients.
Other micro-tomato varieties in same conditions are fine. Pics outside and inside fruit attached.
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Not sure where this text went – I only see the pics. So repeating in this comment:
New to micro-tomatoes, and to this type of problem. In differently sized and shaped areas for each “Tiny Tim” fruit, the blossom end looks as if it never completely ripens. Resembles online descriptions of yellow-shoulders or sunscald (except these grow directly under standard household-LED bulbs. About 9-inch pots with a (non-MG) commercial mix (with a small dash of slow-release food, and minerals just-in-case), and “ferti-gated” with dilute complete nutrients.
Other micro-tomato varieties in same conditions are fine. Pics outside and inside fruit attached.
Thank you.