What It Means If You See These Holes in Tomatoes

is less a verdict and more a conversation with your garden. That puncture might come from a tomato fruitworm near the stem, a hornworm chewing both fruit and leaves, or a bird testing ripeness with a sharp beak. Slugs and snails may leave ragged edges and silver trails, but even then, the damage is usually local, not catastrophic.

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