almost 98% of the fruits turn out like this before they can even ripen. we water it normally and it gets abundant sunlight since its summer time, and this tree is in our garden.
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Looks like birds or rats are getting to them first. I see the same here on our property in Palm Springs.
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Looks like birds or rats are getting to them first. I see the same here on our property in Palm Springs.
This is blossom end rot, a nutrient deficiency.
They need Calcium.
Could be boron deficiency