I'm Stupid!

newatthiskat · November 5, 2008

ok maybe not stupid but at least brain dead. I just spent all my alotment of money on tomato seeds (ok more than my alotment

). When I ordered I forgot to order tomitillo seeds as well. Just a question? Can you buy a tomitillo from the store and have it come true with saved seeds? I was thinking just the basic green ones? I could get a small one and save the seeds. What is the opinion?
Kat

puttgirl · November 7, 2008

I've only grown tomatillo's once, but I'm one who always thinks if you save seed and you're growing them for yourself, why not? Not sure how true it will come out, but I don't think there's tons of different tomatillos, so go for it! BTW, I have some commercial tomatillo seed if you want to try it, but it's a few years old.

Moonglow · January 21, 2009

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Originally Posted by newatthiskat

ok maybe not stupid but at least brain dead. I just spent all my alotment of money on tomato seeds (ok more than my alotment

).
Kat

LOL, Kat. That's admirable that you came clean spending more than your allotment. I wish I can say that for myself...

(So, Salsa Verde didn't come from verde tomatoes, eh? TGS here I come AGAIN.)

Annapet

Wi-sunflower · January 22, 2009

Yes it will work just fine.

I got some of the BIG tomatillos when they were rather new a couple of years ago. I saved the seeds and I've grown them out at least 3 times now. They always seem nice and big, just like those I bought.

November 5, 2008	#1
newatthiskat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: texas Posts: 1,451	I'm Stupid! ok maybe not stupid but at least brain dead. I just spent all my alotment of money on tomato seeds (ok more than my alotment ). When I ordered I forgot to order tomitillo seeds as well. Just a question? Can you buy a tomitillo from the store and have it come true with saved seeds? I was thinking just the basic green ones? I could get a small one and save the seeds. What is the opinion? Kat

November 7, 2008	#2
puttgirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: SW PA Posts: 281	I've only grown tomatillo's once, but I'm one who always thinks if you save seed and you're growing them for yourself, why not? Not sure how true it will come out, but I don't think there's tons of different tomatillos, so go for it! BTW, I have some commercial tomatillo seed if you want to try it, but it's a few years old.

January 22, 2009	#4
Wi-sunflower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 2,591	Yes it will work just fine. I got some of the BIG tomatillos when they were rather new a couple of years ago. I saved the seeds and I've grown them out at least 3 times now. They always seem nice and big, just like those I bought.