There are many reasons for little or no harvest when it comes to tomatoes. Here are 10 reasons your tomato plants may be ...

Catfacing in tomatoes Catfacing causes misshapen fruit with scars often near the blossom end. It results from high nitrogen levels or during cold weather breaks earlier in the season. Cracking can ...

In both cases, cracking is most severe at the top of the fruit. This disorder most often is associated with an irregular water supply to the plant.

Some had even begun to mold. Many pests and diseases plague tomatoes, such as hornworms and tomato mosaic virus, but this physiological disorder seems to be something else entirely.

Tomatoes often have problems with cracking caused by pressure inside the fruit that is more than the skin can handle. Cracks ...

You've watched your home-grown tomatoes spring up from yellow blossoms to ripe, ready-to-pick fruit. But one day, you find that your gorgeous crop has cracked. Luckily, new tomatoes will grow and you ...

Although various diseases affect tomatoes, noninfectious disorders are common. Here's a look at issues you are most likely to encounter this summer with your tomatoes.

Savory-leaning tomatoes add complexity to this sweet-leaning summer fruit salad featuring peaches and blueberries.

Tomato development relies on intricate gene regulation, with one of the key genes, SlHAM4, emerging as a critical factor in ...

A lack of constant and consistent soil moisture can also lead to physiological disorders such as blossom end rot and cracking of the fruit. Blossom end rot is where the bottom of the tomato turns ...