Sibirsky Skorospeliy (or Early Siberian) - compact det.?

Tania · November 13, 2006

I was going through my 2005 notes and noticed that the Sibirsky Skorospeliy (a.k.a. Early Siberian - I think this is how Andrey translated it) is marked as indet. My seeds were from Andrey (2004)

Andrey, your comment was also something about plant being 140 cm tall, and fruit about 200 g..., so mine matched the description.

However, Russian commercial vendors (PLANT, SeDek) list it as det., 30-50 cm tall, 60-120 g. (which btw made me wonder if it was something closer to Siberia var.

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Andrey, do you remember which commercial vendor your seeds were from? (I know, I should have been asking about it last year...

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Anybody else grew it? Do you remember what the plant looked like?

November 13, 2006	#1
Tania Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Anmore, BC, Canada Posts: 3,970	Sibirsky Skorospeliy (or Early Siberian) - compact det.? I was going through my 2005 notes and noticed that the Sibirsky Skorospeliy (a.k.a. Early Siberian - I think this is how Andrey translated it) is marked as indet. My seeds were from Andrey (2004) Andrey, your comment was also something about plant being 140 cm tall, and fruit about 200 g..., so mine matched the description. However, Russian commercial vendors (PLANT, SeDek) list it as det., 30-50 cm tall, 60-120 g. (which btw made me wonder if it was something closer to Siberia var. ) Andrey, do you remember which commercial vendor your seeds were from? (I know, I should have been asking about it last year... ) Anybody else grew it? Do you remember what the plant looked like? __________________ Tatiana's TOMATObase