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I used to grow tomatoes , as many of us have
I recall that white line in the tomatoes might indicate a Ca deficiency
or another deficiency
I can't recall .
its not so much just under ripeness . it does not go away.
I tried to look this up , as I recall getting on occasion
it might not vbe Ca so much as uneven weather conditions and watering.
it does not ' ripen out '
I used to grow tomatoes , as many of us have
I recall that white line in the tomatoes might indicate a Ca deficiency
or another deficiency
I can't recall .
its not so much just under ripeness . it does not go away.
By Smokeydoke,
