Huerto Urbano Tijuanense 2016 - Page 26

heirloomtomaguy · July 16, 2016

Yeah Gerardo thats what im talkin' about. Looking very nice keep the pics coming.

**carolyn137** · July 16, 2016

Cheste doing great

*****

Neil Lockhart in IL SSE listed it with very positive results.He got quite a few varieties from Ilex via the SSE YEarbooks.

All is calm here,relatively speaking,when it comes to DSL lines,now fixed,so any time you want to send me your update,I was thrilled to see what you got going, and then we can talk hearts.

Carolyn

Gerardo · July 21, 2016

I'm know I'm lucky, in that I basically never stop and just keep chugging along.

Potted up into tube slots:
5 Mikhalych, 2 Daniel Burson, 4 Daniels, 1 Sheryl's Portuguese Heart, 1 Volovsko Ukho Heart, 1 Arad's Pink Heart, 1 Byzskhaya Roza, 1 George Detsikas Red, 1 Macizo Montserrat, 4 Terhune PL, 1 Peacevine Cherry, 1 Tolstushka Heart and 1 Andreie Surprise Heart

In the pipeline, to be potted up in the next 3 days or so:
Moskvich, ISPL, Patty's Striped Bfstk, Delicious, Beta, Alka, 100 Pudov, Gordost Sibiri, Lyana, Rev M keyes, Chang Li, Pink-Sunrise-Purple-Lucky from Fred H, Cow's Tit, Winsall, Huge Lemon Oxheart, OR Doukhobors, Marianna's Peace, and DeBarao Cherry.

At the early seedling stage:
kremenchugskiy
kornesevsije
krainiy sever
kazachka
Odoriko
Everett's R Oxh
Malachite Box
Seattle's BWM
Leningradskij Skorospelyi
Pink Princess Cherry
Soyuz 11
Cherokee Purple
Green Zebra
Atkinson
NAR
Amazon Chocolate
Rosella Purple
Cowlick's Bwine
Mikhalych
Speckled ROman Paste
Pruden's Purple
Paul Robeson
Cosmonaut Volkov

In the Coffee filter/ziploc/by the freezer vent:

Andreie Surprise
Grandee
Arad's Pink H
Macizo Montserrat
Aurora de Constanza
Mom's Heart
Gallego
COlgar Papuo
Colgar 100
Sheryl's Portuguese H
Volovie Ukho
Volovsko Srce

Germinating Superhots and other peppers:
Calico
Nu Mex Big Jim
W African Red
Serrano
Padron
Yellow 7 pod
Yellow Ghost
Carolina R
Yellow 7 p Brain Strain
Red Morouga
Black Cobra
Chocolate Habanero
Trinidad Morouga Scorpion
Red Mushroom
Jalapen~o

Current occupants in various stages of growth: (some of these will be culled soon)

SOTW, Orange Jazz, Cowlick's, Marbonne, Rebelski, Faworyt, Zamorano, Russian Soul, Lucky Cross, Big Cheef, Fresa, Zarca, Gribovsky, Maglia Rosa, Indigo Cherry, Solar Flare, Odoriko, Vorlon, ISPL, Croatian Bwine, Competition Terhune RL, Larisa, BHN871, Rosella Purple, De Colgar 100, De Colgar Papuo, De Colgar La Ribera, Cheste, Chef's Choice Orange, OR117, GGWT, Anna Maria's H, Anna Russian, Crnkovic Y.

**carolyn137** · July 21, 2016

1 Tolstushka Heart

****

I have that one as Toltuska and the translation is Fatty Woman, a large pink heart up to 500 gms. Also being grown out by 2 of my seed producers this summer.

How about one named whatever that could be translated as Skinny Woman to lessen the bias against large proportioned women.

Carolyn

Gerardo · July 22, 2016

Definitely not the most politically correct translation. We'll have to develop one and call it Olive Oyl.

Ricky Shaw · July 22, 2016

Phrasing, "Not over till the skinny woman sings.", lacks substance.

Cole_Robbie · July 22, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by carolyn137

I have that one as Toltuska and the translation is Fatty Woman

Fat could mean large, and a synonym for large is great, so "Great Woman" would be my PC translation.

**carolyn137** · July 22, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cole_Robbie

Fat could mean large, and a synonym for large is great, so "Great Woman" would be my PC translation.

It could, but this one and many more were sent to me by Andrey in Belarus,out for seed production this summer,and I've known Andrey for I can't tell you how many years and his English is better than,well,I'll stop here.

Carolyn

NarnianGarden · July 22, 2016

I'm curious about Tolstushka, as I tried to grow it some years ago and it's the only seedling that died on me..

Now that I get the translation, I'm not so keen to try again.. But I will wait for taste reports...!

**carolyn137** · July 22, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by NarnianGarden

I'm curious about Tolstushka, as I tried to grow it some years ago and it's the only seedling that died on me..

Now that I get the translation, I'm not so keen to try again.. But I will wait for taste reports...!

Here's what Andrey wrote,he always writes quite a bit about each variety

Totulska(Fatty Woman),,indet,RL,rasp/pink,heart,200-500 gms, excellent taste.

Over the many years that Andrey has b een sending me seeds I have found his taste comments to be spot on for me.

But I'll wait until, well,I just checked the spread sheet and see that Neil in IL is the only one doing seed production, and Neil I've known since about 1990 via SSE listings and by now,if he likes something I will too,and the reverse. There were three of us who used to send seeds for our best new ones each season,to each other,and that's how I got to know their taste adjectives as they did mine.

Carolyn

Worth1 · July 22, 2016

Some younger person once said I wasn't politically correct.
My reply was I wasn't running for office.

The translation of Gordita didst seem to stop Taco Bell.
Worth

efisakov · July 22, 2016

here is the website with translation

https://translate.google.com/transla...90&prev=search

Unless it is different one. Their translation of word "толстушка" томaт/tomato is different a bit but in Russian that page calls it "толстушка".
You can google "толстушка томaт".

Cole_Robbie · July 22, 2016

I honestly have no idea if they are correct. but Google translate is sketchy at best. I have used it on a lot of Russian tomato web sites, and it gives just a general idea of what the Russian-speaking person is saying, usually putting it into English awkwardly.

One example, google translates the Russian word for "supports," by which is meant tomato stakes or cages, into "garters," a word that is used here to mean a piece of lingerie

Worth1 · July 22, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cole_Robbie

I honestly have no idea if they are correct. but Google translate is sketchy at best. I have used it on a lot of Russian tomato web sites, and it gives just a general idea of what the Russian-speaking person is saying, usually putting it into English awkwardly.

One example, google translates the Russian word for "supports," by which is meant tomato stakes or cages, into "garters," a word that is used here to mean a piece of lingerie

Ive worn garters.
Worth

Cole_Robbie · July 22, 2016

True, there is a male version, which has largely become a thing of the past due to modern elastic. I was thinking more of the Frederic's of Hollywood style.

People dress up their pets, why not the plants, too? I should invent tomato plant costumes.

July 16, 2016	#376
heirloomtomaguy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: glendora ca Posts: 2,560	Yeah Gerardo thats what im talkin' about. Looking very nice keep the pics coming. __________________ “Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it."

July 16, 2016	#377
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Cheste doing great ***** Neil Lockhart in IL SSE listed it with very positive results.He got quite a few varieties from Ilex via the SSE YEarbooks. All is calm here,relatively speaking,when it comes to DSL lines,now fixed,so any time you want to send me your update,I was thrilled to see what you got going, and then we can talk hearts. Carolyn __________________ Carolyn

July 21, 2016	#379
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	1 Tolstushka Heart **** I have that one as Toltuska and the translation is Fatty Woman, a large pink heart up to 500 gms. Also being grown out by 2 of my seed producers this summer. How about one named whatever that could be translated as Skinny Woman to lessen the bias against large proportioned women. Carolyn __________________ Carolyn

July 22, 2016	#387
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	here is the website with translation https://translate.google.com/transla...90&prev=search Unless it is different one. Their translation of word "толстушка" томaт/tomato is different a bit but in Russian that page calls it "толстушка". You can google "толстушка томaт". __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

July 21, 2016	#378
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,598	I'm know I'm lucky, in that I basically never stop and just keep chugging along. Potted up into tube slots: 5 Mikhalych, 2 Daniel Burson, 4 Daniels, 1 Sheryl's Portuguese Heart, 1 Volovsko Ukho Heart, 1 Arad's Pink Heart, 1 Byzskhaya Roza, 1 George Detsikas Red, 1 Macizo Montserrat, 4 Terhune PL, 1 Peacevine Cherry, 1 Tolstushka Heart and 1 Andreie Surprise Heart In the pipeline, to be potted up in the next 3 days or so: Moskvich, ISPL, Patty's Striped Bfstk, Delicious, Beta, Alka, 100 Pudov, Gordost Sibiri, Lyana, Rev M keyes, Chang Li, Pink-Sunrise-Purple-Lucky from Fred H, Cow's Tit, Winsall, Huge Lemon Oxheart, OR Doukhobors, Marianna's Peace, and DeBarao Cherry. At the early seedling stage: kremenchugskiy kornesevsije krainiy sever kazachka Odoriko Everett's R Oxh Malachite Box Seattle's BWM Leningradskij Skorospelyi Pink Princess Cherry Soyuz 11 Cherokee Purple Green Zebra Atkinson NAR Amazon Chocolate Rosella Purple Cowlick's Bwine Mikhalych Speckled ROman Paste Pruden's Purple Paul Robeson Cosmonaut Volkov In the Coffee filter/ziploc/by the freezer vent: Andreie Surprise Grandee Arad's Pink H Macizo Montserrat Aurora de Constanza Mom's Heart Gallego COlgar Papuo Colgar 100 Sheryl's Portuguese H Volovie Ukho Volovsko Srce Germinating Superhots and other peppers: Calico Nu Mex Big Jim W African Red Serrano Padron Yellow 7 pod Yellow Ghost Carolina R Yellow 7 p Brain Strain Red Morouga Black Cobra Chocolate Habanero Trinidad Morouga Scorpion Red Mushroom Jalapen~o Current occupants in various stages of growth: (some of these will be culled soon) SOTW, Orange Jazz, Cowlick's, Marbonne, Rebelski, Faworyt, Zamorano, Russian Soul, Lucky Cross, Big Cheef, Fresa, Zarca, Gribovsky, Maglia Rosa, Indigo Cherry, Solar Flare, Odoriko, Vorlon, ISPL, Croatian Bwine, Competition Terhune RL, Larisa, BHN871, Rosella Purple, De Colgar 100, De Colgar Papuo, De Colgar La Ribera, Cheste, Chef's Choice Orange, OR117, GGWT, Anna Maria's H, Anna Russian, Crnkovic Y.

July 22, 2016	#380
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,598	Definitely not the most politically correct translation. We'll have to develop one and call it Olive Oyl.

July 22, 2016	#381
Ricky Shaw Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Zone 6a Denver North Metro Posts: 1,910	Phrasing, "Not over till the skinny woman sings.", lacks substance.

July 22, 2016	#384
NarnianGarden Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Finland, EU Posts: 2,550	I'm curious about Tolstushka, as I tried to grow it some years ago and it's the only seedling that died on me.. Now that I get the translation, I'm not so keen to try again.. But I will wait for taste reports...!

July 22, 2016	#386
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Some younger person once said I wasn't politically correct. My reply was I wasn't running for office. The translation of Gordita didst seem to stop Taco Bell. Worth

July 22, 2016	#388
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	I honestly have no idea if they are correct. but Google translate is sketchy at best. I have used it on a lot of Russian tomato web sites, and it gives just a general idea of what the Russian-speaking person is saying, usually putting it into English awkwardly. One example, google translates the Russian word for "supports," by which is meant tomato stakes or cages, into "garters," a word that is used here to mean a piece of lingerie

July 22, 2016	#390
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	True, there is a male version, which has largely become a thing of the past due to modern elastic. I was thinking more of the Frederic's of Hollywood style. People dress up their pets, why not the plants, too? I should invent tomato plant costumes.