tigerpillar fruits

wingnut · July 11, 2012

meadowyck · July 11, 2012

nice striping.

Boutique Tomatoes · July 12, 2012

Cool. Tom sent some of those with my last order. How was the taste and productivity?

wingnut · July 14, 2012

These were set inside under lights, and were actually rotting from the top (why the pic of their bottoms)so I've yet to taste one. Last year it was a beautiful vigorous plant with great fruit set......but none ripened in time in my cool weather.It did not take well from cuttings with the technique I use possibly due to the extremely hairy stems. We just started getting some decent day temps, so should be haveing some fruit to try soon.

July 11, 2012	#1
wingnut Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2011 Location: bald hill area thurston county washington Posts: 312	tigerpillar fruits

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meadowyck Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2012 Location: Brooksville, FL Posts: 1,001	nice striping. __________________ Jan “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” -Theodore Roosevelt

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July 12, 2012	#3
Boutique Tomatoes Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Northeast Wisconsin, Zone 5a Posts: 1,109	Cool. Tom sent some of those with my last order. How was the taste and productivity?

July 14, 2012	#4
wingnut Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2011 Location: bald hill area thurston county washington Posts: 312	These were set inside under lights, and were actually rotting from the top (why the pic of their bottoms)so I've yet to taste one. Last year it was a beautiful vigorous plant with great fruit set......but none ripened in time in my cool weather.It did not take well from cuttings with the technique I use possibly due to the extremely hairy stems. We just started getting some decent day temps, so should be haveing some fruit to try soon.