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Upa Creek, MO

Those are wild looking, but they still have great color

10/24/2025 4:57:47 PM

Grittyville, WA

Probably a nutrient issue? What do organic growers do if they have, say, a copper deficiency? Or boron? Are these minerals "allowed"? Good luck next year.

10/25/2025 2:27:18 AM

Syracuse, NY

Google:

is there an "all-organic" 20-20-20 water-soluble fertilizer?

I had two fruits do similar things, though I made up for it on the next fruit on one of the plants with more-frequent apps of magic ferts, lol. That plant had initially had my fastest-growing fruit on it, but it aborted similarly;
In a few days, it had a welcome, open pollination. ThAt fruit is now harvested at 379 pounds and wishes I would sell it or place it at a neighbor's.
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10/25/2025 3:30:25 AM

Estonia

ahhahahaah :)))))

10/25/2025 3:39:29 AM

Netherlands

An organic gardener can add copper and boron. You can also add 250 grams of volcanic rock dust per square meter which is full of all kinds of (micro)nutrients.

10/25/2025 4:18:30 AM

Australia [email protected]

Would be worth getting a soil test done takes the guessing out

10/25/2025 2:51:31 PM