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Old May 22, 2013   #14
camochef
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Carbon was my most productive tomato last fall and the tastiest of the fall season.

Camo, I'm hoping to finally get to taste Barlow Jap. After two seasons with fusarium killing it before it could get any grown fruit I have a grafted plant that has a nice fruit set and so far no fusarium signs.

Bill
Bill,
I certainly hope the grafting works successfully for you and that you get to enjoy some soon. I was really impressed with the grafting success I saw last year on German Johnson-Benton Strain.

Efisakov,
I quit growing Carbon a few years back, With garden size reduction, I had to eliminate it and others that weren't as good as DDR, Bear Creek or Amazon Chocolate. Then too I also let Blackmaster fall from regular growing list, and that one was much better than most. I hope that Carbon continues to be a favorite in your garden.

Those growing Mr Stripey and finding it to be a spitter.
First off, there are two different Mr. Stripey. One is a small not overly impressive tomato. The second, which I'm more familiar with is a large bi-color that I found quite impressive the first time I tasted one from a friends garden. So impressed that the following season I bought a half dozen of them. They were YECH!
I later discovered that my friend didn't water his garden at all. I withheld water from my Mr. Stripey's, to find a definite improvement in taste for the remainder of the year. That said...I no longer grow Mr.Stripeys anyway, but try withholding water to improve their taste.
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