RLand PL ?

Starlight · April 6, 2015

I have a question, please. I been transplanting today and of course I always look at all the leaves and the root systems while doing so. Amazing how seeds all planted at same time, transplanted at same time, about same height may have weaker root systems.

I was transplanting Black Foot and I noticed I have 3 RL and 2 PL and I have one plant that first true leaves started out as a PL with a twist of the RL on the leaf. That poor plant can't make up its mind which one it is going to be.

So my question is this , kinda embarrassed to ask, but I don't know, not only for the Black Foot, but for other plants where you may get a PL instead of and RL or visa versa, will the tomatoes turn out to be what they are supposed to be or will they be different?

When you have different foliage for the same plant, do you still call it by that name or something different.

April 6, 2015	#1
Starlight Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: AL Posts: 1,993	RLand PL ? I have a question, please. I been transplanting today and of course I always look at all the leaves and the root systems while doing so. Amazing how seeds all planted at same time, transplanted at same time, about same height may have weaker root systems. I was transplanting Black Foot and I noticed I have 3 RL and 2 PL and I have one plant that first true leaves started out as a PL with a twist of the RL on the leaf. That poor plant can't make up its mind which one it is going to be. So my question is this , kinda embarrassed to ask, but I don't know, not only for the Black Foot, but for other plants where you may get a PL instead of and RL or visa versa, will the tomatoes turn out to be what they are supposed to be or will they be different? When you have different foliage for the same plant, do you still call it by that name or something different.