While Roger's definition is technically correct (dimensional transference),
these spots are, in fact, freckles. In Spain, they are referred to as
"espadas." Red headed fruits and vegetables are prone to freckling in strong
sunlight. One can certainly try broad brimmed hats, or potions containing
sunscreen, but this delays maturity, and thus one could have a long lasting
puberty in one's tomatoes, making them prone to highly emotional activity. You
should probably grow okra, because nobody eats it, so nobody cares, and it
maintains a non-spotty sheen.
Best,
PK
Roger Stevens wrote:
> >My tomatoes plants have light colored spots all over the leaves what could
> >cause this and how do I fix them?
>
> this is due to a slight dimensional transference between our world
> and the world of ( ) which is, in fact, a giant tomato
>
> because of the strange juxtapositions that take place
> between neutrons, anti-matter and good quality compost
> these spots, caused by sunlight unexpectedly solidifying, can
> happen
>
> interesting that at the same time on the planet ( ) there are people
> wandering about with red spots on their arms
>
> don't know how to cure it, tho, sorry
