Heirlooms NOT to grow!

KC.Sun · July 29, 2015

Very true. Growing tomatoes are equivalent to science experiments. External factors be it container, ground/soil grown, weather... Have large roles in the taste. I'm growing coyote and didn't think much about it when I chose it. Reviews from other growers either really liked it or didn't like it too much. I didn't think it would give me much in return this growing season. Boy was I wrong.

I tried my first coyote yesterday and I simply could not stop.

July 29, 2015	#11
KC.Sun Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: 6a Posts: 322	Very true. Growing tomatoes are equivalent to science experiments. External factors be it container, ground/soil grown, weather... Have large roles in the taste. I'm growing coyote and didn't think much about it when I chose it. Reviews from other growers either really liked it or didn't like it too much. I didn't think it would give me much in return this growing season. Boy was I wrong. I tried my first coyote yesterday and I simply could not stop.