Looking for the "perfect" tomato plant -- II

Fred Hempel · January 2, 2014

My perfect tomato plant produces fruits that taste between good and excellent.

My perfect tomato plant is very good to excellent with regard to production in a greenhouse environment (tied up vines).

Most importantly, my perfect tomato plant is the perfect balance between determinate and indeterminate. It is indeterminate enough to form a vine that climbs 6 to 8 feet up. But, it is "determinate" enough to eliminate the need to prune suckers. In other words, my perfect tomato plant will form a vine with the perfect balance of reproductive and vegetative shoots.

Anyone seen my perfect tomato plant?

January 2, 2014	#1
Fred Hempel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sunol, CA Posts: 2,723	Looking for the "perfect" tomato plant -- II My perfect tomato plant produces fruits that taste between good and excellent. My perfect tomato plant is very good to excellent with regard to production in a greenhouse environment (tied up vines). Most importantly, my perfect tomato plant is the perfect balance between determinate and indeterminate. It is indeterminate enough to form a vine that climbs 6 to 8 feet up. But, it is "determinate" enough to eliminate the need to prune suckers. In other words, my perfect tomato plant will form a vine with the perfect balance of reproductive and vegetative shoots. Anyone seen my perfect tomato plant?