A Few "First Time" Tomatoes and 2 Problem Children

GoDawgs · June 30, 2020

It's always fun to see what new tomatoes look like. Rosella cherry is one of those and the first one to ripen this year. I snitched one from the truss and boy, is it good! It will be back next year.

The other is Girl Girl's Wierd Thing. I've never had a stripey one before:

But I've already found two that won't be making a return next year. One is Ten Fingers Of Naples and the other is Santiago. Both are the only two out of 20 varieties that are showing BER and I'm having a hard time getting rid of it. They've been treated the same as all the other tomatoes; same potting mix, fertilizing, watering, Stop Rot application, etc. Any suggestions out there?

June 30, 2020	#1
GoDawgs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Augusta area, Georgia, 8a/7b Posts: 1,685	A Few "First Time" Tomatoes and 2 Problem Children It's always fun to see what new tomatoes look like. Rosella cherry is one of those and the first one to ripen this year. I snitched one from the truss and boy, is it good! It will be back next year. The other is Girl Girl's Wierd Thing. I've never had a stripey one before: But I've already found two that won't be making a return next year. One is Ten Fingers Of Naples and the other is Santiago. Both are the only two out of 20 varieties that are showing BER and I'm having a hard time getting rid of it. They've been treated the same as all the other tomatoes; same potting mix, fertilizing, watering, Stop Rot application, etc. Any suggestions out there?