Southern Ag Stop Blossom-End Rot of Tomatoes, 32oz - 1 Quart

Gets the job done.

I used this with other products that were soil-based. This is an easy and effective way to apply via the leaf/stems with little to no fuss. Soil amendments are ideally the priority, but sure is an easy way to bulk up those peppers and knock the end rot out of tomatoes.

I used this for correction of tomatoes, habaneros rot on ends before they finished. I followed the directions, avoiding sun applications applied early. Application directions might be little to much for spraying. Tomato plants Roma to be specific, leaves turned brown and died. Someone posted on Questions I believe about that. It does happen. Still have some will test it next growing season. I will make sure Calcium/Magnesium in soil that is adequate for plants needs also. More so on rates applied might need to be reduced. Try to use this as a band aid to help the cause of rot, sure got to catch it before it does.

While I do add ground eggshells to my soil, it doesn't help right away. Continue using your eggshells in the garden, but if you notice any blossom end rot to your tomatoes, you need more and it needs to be done yesterday. So grab this and get it into your soil ASAP. The plants will start drinking this up right away and will prevent more of your crops from having to be thrown away. My first tomato of the year showed blossom end rot and by the end of the week I had this in the ground with a new set of eggshells also mixed in. The eggshells do take time, and will still be there for a while after the blossom end rot will have either been absorbed or washed away from watering or rains. Just be vigilant and use this if you see any sign of the rot come back.

Great product

It did the job. None of my tomatoes or other have blossom rot anymore

It's ok

Works good