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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    Here already as two years with my tomatoes any nonsense is created. Seedlings grow good, strong, cheerful. After landing on a permanent place, it takes root quickly, and the plants then grow almost by the hour.

    And they bloom together, and then - hop! - their central trunks begin to blacken and dry. When I pull out dying plants from the ground, I see that they have practically no roots. Instead, some black sticks (see photo). What is the reason? Please share the information! For the first time in 52 years of work on earth, I encounter such a phenomenon. I don’t know what to think.

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