Fruit looks like BER but

Sodak · July 25, 2015

Not on blossom end but rather side and stem. What do you experienced folks think?

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Sodak · July 25, 2015

This is Crnkovic but also threw out similar looking fruit on Lucky Cross about five plants and thirty ft. away.

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Cole_Robbie · July 25, 2015

It's sun scald damage.

Sodak · July 25, 2015

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Originally Posted by Cole_Robbie

It's sun scald damage.

so..
safe to eat and/or save seeds?

Cole_Robbie · July 25, 2015

I would use the other fruit for seed. This one will rot before it ripens. You can cut off the non-rotten part right now and eat it as a fried green tomato.

Sodak · July 25, 2015

thanks, CR.

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Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	It's sun scald damage.