These symptoms usually indicate a high pH. Addition of organic matter will usually help to prevent it. Short term problems may be solved by using a liquid iron and soil acidifier. In some instances, a lack of drainage or a root disease may result in these symptoms. Slide 5 Broadleaf herbicide damage on tomatoes is one of the most common, since tomato plants are such a common crop and are also very sensitive to these chemicals. Slide 6 Blossom end rot is a shortage of calcium in the fruit which results from lack of water at some point.
High humidity can even contribute to the problem.
Keep moisture levels even by irrigating frequently enough and mulching. Slide 7 Fruit can also be subject to sunburn. The best way to prevent this is to grow healthy plants with adequate foliage. Slide 8 Leaf holes can be caused by many things-chewing insects, animals, or hail damage. When diagnosing the problem, it is important to notice the pattern of the holes.