Mila Tomato

montyb · June 27, 2021

I've seen a tomato variety called Mila but have seen very limited information on it online. Just wondered if anyone has tried it before? It looks like a neat tomato and think I'm going to try it. Has anyone tried it before?

saltmarsh · December 28, 2022

Could this be what your referring to?

http://t.tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Mala_Bishka

Hope this helps, claud.

If Mala Bishka is what you wanted, Farmer Shawn offered it in Carolyn Male's seed offer in 2020. You might try contacting Farmer Shawn.

224 Mala Bishka e 2009 semi det RL mid beefsteak red medium slicer 0

225 Mala Bishka we 2010 semi det RL mid beefsteak red medium slicer 0

Lotte · December 29, 2022

I grew Mila this season.Mila is an orange tomato with a long neck and a thicker 'head'.It turned out in different variations of size from 9 gram to 43 but could be bigger.The taste was alright, would probably be better grown directly in the ground, I grew mine in a pot in the greenhouse.I have seeds of it if you would like, and a lot more at my list for trading/exchanging.

June 27, 2021	#1
montyb Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2021 Location: Canada Posts: 37	Mila Tomato I've seen a tomato variety called Mila but have seen very limited information on it online. Just wondered if anyone has tried it before? It looks like a neat tomato and think I'm going to try it. Has anyone tried it before?

December 28, 2022	#2
saltmarsh Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: 2 miles south of Yoknapatawpha Zone 7b Posts: 662	Could this be what your referring to? http://t.tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Mala_Bishka Hope this helps, claud. If Mala Bishka is what you wanted, Farmer Shawn offered it in Carolyn Male's seed offer in 2020. You might try contacting Farmer Shawn. 224 Mala Bishka e 2009 semi det RL mid beefsteak red medium slicer 0 225 Mala Bishka we 2010 semi det RL mid beefsteak red medium slicer 0 Last edited by saltmarsh; December 28, 2022 at 08:19 AM.

December 29, 2022	#3
Lotte Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Denmark Posts: 159	I grew Mila this season.Mila is an orange tomato with a long neck and a thicker 'head'.It turned out in different variations of size from 9 gram to 43 but could be bigger.The taste was alright, would probably be better grown directly in the ground, I grew mine in a pot in the greenhouse.I have seeds of it if you would like, and a lot more at my list for trading/exchanging.