IN THE GARDEN: Weather and low potassium contributes to internal white tissue in tomatoes

Very hot, dry weather and low potassium in soil can cause pithy white tissue in tomatoes core as well as yellowing of the fruit. (Special to the Democrat-Gazette)

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IN THE GARDEN: Weather and low potassium contributes to internal white tissue in tomatoes

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