Long Life Tomato

spannerwiz · March 31, 2012

This tomato was grown outside and picked in Nov 2011 before the bad weather set in , the picture was taken yesterday 30/3/2012 and still looks in good condition , has been keep at room temp in the kitchen .

kath · March 31, 2012

Wow! Do you know the name of the variety?

Tracydr · March 31, 2012

How do they taste? Is this the long keeper tomato?

livinonfaith · March 31, 2012

Oooh, how cool! I don't know If I could eat it yet if it were mine. I might have to keep watching it to see how long it takes it to go bad.

But this year could be experiment time! Pick as many of them as you can next November and then eat one every two to four weeks, just to see how long they last while retaining a decent taste.

(Then collect plenty of seeds, because we'll all be foaming at the mouth to get them!)

spannerwiz · March 31, 2012

I have only got the one tomato left , I noticed it at Christmas as i was picking through what was left from last years crop , so I brought in from the garage and started to keep an eye on it .
So the plan is to cut in half and taste it and keep what seeds I can and start sowing them .
As for the variety well in order of possibles as not sure what plant it came from
Angelle F2
Sunstream F2
Aunt Madge
Harleyquin F1

MissHailey · April 10, 2012

Wow thats pretty awesome!!

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March 31, 2012	#2
kath Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: zone 6b, PA Posts: 5,664	Wow! Do you know the name of the variety?

March 31, 2012	#3
Tracydr Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2011 Location: Laurinburg, North Carolina, zone 7 Posts: 3,207	How do they taste? Is this the long keeper tomato?

March 31, 2012	#4
livinonfaith Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Posts: 1,332	Oooh, how cool! I don't know If I could eat it yet if it were mine. I might have to keep watching it to see how long it takes it to go bad. But this year could be experiment time! Pick as many of them as you can next November and then eat one every two to four weeks, just to see how long they last while retaining a decent taste. (Then collect plenty of seeds, because we'll all be foaming at the mouth to get them!)

March 31, 2012	#5
spannerwiz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Essex England Posts: 14	I have only got the one tomato left , I noticed it at Christmas as i was picking through what was left from last years crop , so I brought in from the garage and started to keep an eye on it . So the plan is to cut in half and taste it and keep what seeds I can and start sowing them . As for the variety well in order of possibles as not sure what plant it came from Angelle F2 Sunstream F2 Aunt Madge Harleyquin F1

April 10, 2012	#6
MissHailey Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Palmdale, Ca Posts: 4	Wow thats pretty awesome!!