Oxheart question

Adenn1 · July 1, 2006

With our recent downpours (13" of rain over one week), much of my developing tomatoes developed terrible catfacing and other deformities. The only fruit that did not have any reaction to the rain and crazy weather were the oxhearts of my Anna Russian.

Are oxhearts in general more resistent to catfacing and like problems?

Curious...Adenn

timcunningham · July 1, 2006

I too have notice that my Oxheart have very consistant shape and rarely crack, almost every tomato on my Japanese Oxheart looks perfect.

July 1, 2006	#1
Adenn1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Philly Posts: 559	Oxheart question With our recent downpours (13" of rain over one week), much of my developing tomatoes developed terrible catfacing and other deformities. The only fruit that did not have any reaction to the rain and crazy weather were the oxhearts of my Anna Russian. Are oxhearts in general more resistent to catfacing and like problems? Curious...Adenn

July 1, 2006	#2
timcunningham Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Middle Georgia Posts: 241	I too have notice that my Oxheart have very consistant shape and rarely crack, almost every tomato on my Japanese Oxheart looks perfect. __________________ Visit my site: tomatoindex.com a database of over 2700 varieties. Vote for your favorite.

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