Cherokee Green - Bicolour: Pic Added

Grub · February 11, 2007

I hope you get to see this thread Mark Korney.

I planted two of what he thought were Cherokee Greens that he said turned out to be possible bicolours... I wanted to make sure he got some seeds as he has been kind to me in this respect in past seasons

Both are plants are productive, but different.

Plant 1 produced a mass of small to medium beefsteaks. The first fruit turned red, however, subsequent fruit are red with orange stripes and mottling.

Plant 2 has the same fruit size and quantity, but they are yellow. Light lemony yellow with slight blush at this stage with a later DTM.

Tastes test to come... cross or instability, I don't know, but Cherokee Yellow is a possibility

February 11, 2007	#1
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	Cherokee Green - Bicolour: Pic Added I hope you get to see this thread Mark Korney. I planted two of what he thought were Cherokee Greens that he said turned out to be possible bicolours... I wanted to make sure he got some seeds as he has been kind to me in this respect in past seasons Both are plants are productive, but different. Plant 1 produced a mass of small to medium beefsteaks. The first fruit turned red, however, subsequent fruit are red with orange stripes and mottling. Plant 2 has the same fruit size and quantity, but they are yellow. Light lemony yellow with slight blush at this stage with a later DTM. Tastes test to come... cross or instability, I don't know, but Cherokee Yellow is a possibility