Is this actually a black krim? - Page 2

noinwi · September 9, 2012

Whatever that sliced red one is, it looks luscious! You should definitely save seeds from it.

dice · September 9, 2012

I grew this supposed to be Gildo Pietreboni this year.
Seeds were saved from a 3-lb fruit. It produced these
gnarly, little, roughly golf ball sized fruit that were all
cat-faced, on a not very healthy plant. (If you imagine
a cat-faced large cherry, red, you will have a picture
of what they look like.)

They do have great flavor, though. I have been throwing
them in with bowls of cherry tomatoes for a surprise.
I have no idea what it might have crossed with.

September 9, 2012	#17
dice Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: PNW Posts: 4,743	I grew this supposed to be Gildo Pietreboni this year. Seeds were saved from a 3-lb fruit. It produced these gnarly, little, roughly golf ball sized fruit that were all cat-faced, on a not very healthy plant. (If you imagine a cat-faced large cherry, red, you will have a picture of what they look like.) They do have great flavor, though. I have been throwing them in with bowls of cherry tomatoes for a surprise. I have no idea what it might have crossed with. __________________ -- alias

September 9, 2012	#16
noinwi Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: PNW Posts: 486	Whatever that sliced red one is, it looks luscious! You should definitely save seeds from it.