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<item><title>Early Blight vs Late Blight: Spot the Difference</title><link>https://mastertomato.com/early-blight-vs-late-blight/</link><guid>https://mastertomato.com/early-blight-vs-late-blight/</guid><description>Early blight and late blight are different tomato diseases.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Fix Blossom-End Rot Without Guessing</title><link>https://mastertomato.com/fix-blossom-end-rot/</link><guid>https://mastertomato.com/fix-blossom-end-rot/</guid><description>Blossom-end rot is a noninfectious calcium-related disorder in developing fruit, usually driven by uneven water supply, root stress, rapid growth, or.</description></item>
<item><title>Tomato Leaves Curling? Diagnose the Pattern First</title><link>https://mastertomato.com/tomato-leaves-curling/</link><guid>https://mastertomato.com/tomato-leaves-curling/</guid><description>Tomato leaves curl for several different reasons.</description></item>
<item><title>When to Plant Tomatoes: Use Frost and Soil, Not Zone</title><link>https://mastertomato.com/when-to-plant-tomatoes/</link><guid>https://mastertomato.com/when-to-plant-tomatoes/</guid><description>Plant tomato transplants after local frost danger has passed, the short-term forecast is stable, nighttime temperatures are consistently above about 50°F.</description></item>
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