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A hollow in the fruit is an occasional problem in Kensington Pride and some other varieties. The hollow develops at the top of the fruit where it is connected to the stem, and is known as stem-end cavity. It is related to a nutritional imbalance in the tree and to fruit hanging on the tree for too long.
