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(More customer reviews)I WANT to believe this product works; I'm just not sure if it does. Thing is, blossom end rot is tricky; just because the first few tomatoes or peppers have BER doesn't mean the next batch will, and vice versa. If you have two of the same plant next to each other, watered and fertilized exactly the same, one can be plagued with BER all season, and the other might not get it at all. There's not much of a pattern to BER; it's pretty random, except to say that inconsistent watering (such as heavy storms followed by drought) exacerbates it. So it's difficult if not impossible to perform a scientifically-valid test. That all said, BER is a difficult, ongoing challenge in my garden, ruining 1/3 or so of the tomatoes every year no matter what I do, so any help is to be welcomed. I've applied this product many times, and sometimes the BER gets better, often it doesn't. Any changes observed might well be within the normal range of the randomness of BER in a garden. In short, I don't think the Bonide product makes much (or any) difference. I'll probably keep using it, just in case it's helping, but deep down, I don't think it works.
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Corrects calcium deficiency. Controls blossom end rot on tomatoes and other vegetables. Apply to developing fruit and foliage after periods of heavy rain or rapid growth. Nutritional calcium: 1.6%. 32 oz. ready to use.
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