Soft brown bottoms = blossom‑end rot. Not just calcium deficiency — usually pH imbalance prevents uptake. Irregular watering worsens it.
Already‑affected fruit won't recover. Focus on new fruit set.
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Identifying and Managing Tomato Blight from Photos
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