Looks like an early one

frogsleap farm · June 19, 2010

This photo was taken 89 days after seeding, 37 days after transplanting. It is the earliest F2 plant from the cross [Stupice x (Spudakee x Novikov's Giant)F2]. I got the "SpudG" F2 seed from Bill Jeffers last year, the cross w/ Stupice was mine. The SpudG F2 plant was the earliest large fruited type I grew last year - this is at least 10 days earlier. I don't have Stupice this year for comparison, but SunSugar, Bloody Butcher, Ben Gantz and Kimberly are all pea size or smaller. This early one is also the only one in the family with fasciated fruit.

akgardengirl · June 19, 2010

Wow, that is quite large for when you seeded it. If you ever want others to grow out these early crosses of yours, I would be interested. We have a very short growing season here.
Sue

goodwin · June 20, 2010

frogsleap -

Nice looking tomato, and the parents are all early or fairly early. I wonder if it will remain as pleated?

June 19, 2010	#2
akgardengirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Anchorage, AK zone 3/4 Posts: 1,410	Wow, that is quite large for when you seeded it. If you ever want others to grow out these early crosses of yours, I would be interested. We have a very short growing season here. Sue

June 20, 2010	#3
goodwin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Espanola, New Mexico Posts: 607	frogsleap - Nice looking tomato, and the parents are all early or fairly early. I wonder if it will remain as pleated?