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Originally Posted by Indyartist
One of my first black tomatoes I ever grew was "Cherokee Purple." But I have so much scarring and disfiguring that it is effecting almost every fruit, at least my last attempt which was my 2009 garden. I'm going to try again this year but any suggestions?
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Cat facing is not an infectious disease, it's an enviomental problem.
When pollenization occurs at low temps or blossoms are disturbed, the result can be cat faced fruits, which are usually the first fruits that mature, but later ones that were pollenized when the temps were warmer will not have cat facing.