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I think I get more blossom end rot when it's a rainy year, so maybe that's what's going on, just a though. Didn't know you were in Belgium, sounds nice, how's the waffles, my bad joke, sorry.

Now that look I am familiar with, those vegetables are in there somewhere, it's a daily treasure hunt, but they taste the same

I like the military order of your garden, your tomatoes are pruned to perfection, you probably don't have snakes, I hate snakes, your tomatoes look delicious

Wow, lot of work, I just plant them and eat them, I'm in Wisconsin and been getting tomatoes for two weeks because I use waterwalls, never fertilize during the growing season, just manure, grass clippings and fall leaves, no till, the worms do all the work. Sounds like you're having fun though...

Two types of branches on a tomato plant, the leaves for energy, and the production shoot, my name for it, now I remove bottom leaves so they are not touching the ground to avoid the blight than mulch with grass clippings, I prune out as much as the downward growing leaves as necessary for air...