Black bottom rot on ripening fruit = blossom-end rot from calcium uptake failure due to uneven watering. Mid-season correction works.
Problem self-corrects after first/second fruit sets. Early fruit affected; later fruit clean. Prevention: annual soil calcium (eggshells, lime) + consistent deep watering.
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