DeborahJane
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That is not insect damage. That is what is called Blossom End Rot. Here in Texas the cure for this disease is Epsom Salts. About 1/2 cup scattered around the base of the plant and watered in. What the cause of this is the plants inability to uptake calcium. Where I live BER is a very serious problem and ES is the cure. In other parts of the US with different soil conditions ES may or may not be a cureView attachment 16717 And it isn't even waiting for them to ripen. I have cut this bit off and the rest is fine but I don't want to share. I started to put this post in the Vegie section but remembered just in time that tomatoes are actually a fruit.
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Those are a Roma variety and Roma's are the most prone to BER of all the tomatoes.I was going to say blossom end rot too! Those tomatoes look really small! What variety are they?
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