Two different tomatoes on one plant

LoreD · September 15, 2006

I was trimming and topping off one of my bi-color plants and noticed that the tomatoes on the bottom were a smooth bi-color and the tomatoes on the top seem to be a solid color ruffled tomato (looks a bit like an accordian tomato). Unfortunately, I was a little lax in marking my plants and this is one that is a bit of a mystery.

I planted three types of bi-colors: Flame, Williams Striped, and Copia. I know its not Flame because I grew it before and this is definitely not it. Its either Williams or Copia. I can't tell the ruffled tomatoes color yet because its green.

Is this really unusual for two different tomatoes to be growing on the same plant. Its never happened to me before.

LoreD

September 15, 2006	#1
LoreD Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Chicago Suburbs Posts: 306	Two different tomatoes on one plant I was trimming and topping off one of my bi-color plants and noticed that the tomatoes on the bottom were a smooth bi-color and the tomatoes on the top seem to be a solid color ruffled tomato (looks a bit like an accordian tomato). Unfortunately, I was a little lax in marking my plants and this is one that is a bit of a mystery. I planted three types of bi-colors: Flame, Williams Striped, and Copia. I know its not Flame because I grew it before and this is definitely not it. Its either Williams or Copia. I can't tell the ruffled tomatoes color yet because its green. Is this really unusual for two different tomatoes to be growing on the same plant. Its never happened to me before. LoreD __________________ Its not what you get to keep in life, its what you get to give away.