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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Anmore, BC, Canada
Posts: 3,970
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Budenovka, Altai strain
some of you asked me about this variety in the last couple of weeks, so I thought I'd post it here
I received the seeds from two sources in 2005 - one is from the original commercial package from Ukraine, and the other is from Tamara Yaschenko, a Russian seedswoman from Biysk, Altai. I grew both, and they are slightly different, so I am tempted to call the 2nd one 'Budenovka, Altai strain'. The Altai strain is a bit wispier, more compact, and much earlier, I picked two fruits (see pictures below), but I am still waiting for the other one to ripen. It also seems to have larger fruits. SSE Yearbook has one listing of Budenovka, but the description doesn't much what I have - Quote:
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July 6: July 14: July 29 July 30: Aug 01: The fruit is pink, and the taste is not bad at all - I am waiting for the other Budenovka to ripen to compare the taste and color
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