Large brown/black spot on the blossom end = blossom end rot, caused by calcium deficiency in the fruit. Common in containers because calcium leaches out with frequent watering.
Search “calcium deficiency in tomatoes” for extensive university resources.
With steady moisture and periodic calcium replacement, blossom end rot is preventable.
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