Tiny tomatoes

Jared77

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This plant had tiny flowers that did not open completely to expose the stigma, so the brush was crucial.

Was what I was referring to. Without your help it sounds like you wouldn't get many tomatoes. A tomato plant that doesn't produce much isn't going to be overly popular.
 

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Ava has been watching the progress of the plant and she said she would like to eat the first tomato. She is coming for dinner this evening, so I am posting the photo before it is history. All in all it has been an interesting project, however, it seems to me that the variety is fine for something like a cure for cabin fever during the winter, but a lot of plants would be needed to make it worth planting them in a garden.
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are there a decent amount of seeds in each tomato? you planning on saving a few seeds from them?

The tomatoes are really small, so they have probably less than ten seeds per fruit. Yes, I am going to save some seeds, as this variety has apparently become rather scarce.

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Ahem, ahem. I can think of a few ways you can insure this variety becomes less than rather scarce, right Chickie'smoma?
heh, :thumbsup add it to my collection of tomato seeds! i have waaay to many but this is such a different type and seems compact. how well does it tolerate cooler temps?
 
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