Internal seed rot = fungal infection (often Alternaria or Botrytis). Use fungicide spray, improve air flow, avoid overhead watering.
Buy coated, treated seed. Use sterile mix.
For fruit rot: copper or neem spray weekly; remove affected fruit.
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Growing Lychee from Seed – Seedling Care
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Black Spots on Tomatoes: Copper Fungicide for Black Spot
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