Member discussion regarding the methods, varieties and merits of growing tomatoes.
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May 22, 2013 | #14 | |
Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Posts: 707
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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. Enjoy Camo |
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