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Old March 3, 2011   #1
Mark0820
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Default I've never seen this before

I've been growing tomato plants from seed for 8 or 9 years, and the plants have always had a two leaf cotyledon. This year, as my seeds begin to germinate, I have a tomato plant with a three leaf cotyledon. Will this tomato plant be normal or should I plan on not using it as a transplant?
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