Need some Nyagous info

MarinaRussian · January 26, 2012

A lady at a Russian tomato forum found some Nyagous seeds. But she can't find the exact info on the shape of this variety.I've decided to help her and ask the pro's. Is it supposed to be round or oval in shape? Or maybe both???

nicky · January 26, 2012

Marina,
If you ever need information about tomatoes the best place to go is Tania's website...
http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Main_Page

Here is the information for Nyagous:
http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Nyagous

Cheers,

Nicky

MarinaRussian · January 26, 2012

Thank you, Nicky. Been there. It says that the fruit is supposed to be round, but on some pics they're somewhat oval.

tam91 · January 26, 2012

Every time I've grown them they've been a bit oval. Seems like the shape variese a little bit.

Tom C zone 4/5 · January 26, 2012

By size, in my garden, over more than one year this is a more-or-less round brown slicer. It sets clusters of 3 to 5 fruit per brace. Fruit weight rarely exceeds 4 oz each.

On a semi-determinate vine.

tam91 · January 26, 2012

Semi-determinate? Really? Mine haven't been huge plants, but they keep pumping them out - moreso that most of my other varieties. Tania's also lists them as indeterminate.

darwinslair · January 26, 2012

Mine grow about 9' tall before the freeze out, and they produce all the way through. clusters of 4-6 racketball sized tomatoes.

Tom

MarinaRussian · January 27, 2012

Thanks everyone for your replies. So, I guess the shape does vary. I will let the lady know not to be worried, if she gets both shapes of fruit

January 26, 2012	#1
MarinaRussian Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Russia Posts: 176	Need some Nyagous info A lady at a Russian tomato forum found some Nyagous seeds. But she can't find the exact info on the shape of this variety.I've decided to help her and ask the pro's. Is it supposed to be round or oval in shape? Or maybe both???

January 26, 2012	#4
tam91 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Crystal Lake IL Posts: 2,484	Every time I've grown them they've been a bit oval. Seems like the shape variese a little bit. __________________ Tracy

January 26, 2012	#5
Tom C zone 4/5 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: SE Ohio Posts: 253	By size, in my garden, over more than one year this is a more-or-less round brown slicer. It sets clusters of 3 to 5 fruit per brace. Fruit weight rarely exceeds 4 oz each. On a semi-determinate vine. __________________ Beyond the mountains, there are more mountains.

January 26, 2012	#6
tam91 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Crystal Lake IL Posts: 2,484	Semi-determinate? Really? Mine haven't been huge plants, but they keep pumping them out - moreso that most of my other varieties. Tania's also lists them as indeterminate. __________________ Tracy

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January 26, 2012	#2
nicky Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Ontario Posts: 600	Marina, If you ever need information about tomatoes the best place to go is Tania's website... http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Main_Page Here is the information for Nyagous: http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Nyagous Cheers, Nicky

January 26, 2012	#7
darwinslair Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Lake Minnetonka MN Posts: 229	Mine grow about 9' tall before the freeze out, and they produce all the way through. clusters of 4-6 racketball sized tomatoes. Tom

January 27, 2012	#8
MarinaRussian Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Russia Posts: 176	Thanks everyone for your replies. So, I guess the shape does vary. I will let the lady know not to be worried, if she gets both shapes of fruit