June 4, 2011 | #46 |
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Ordered some of these Utyonok seeds from Carol, and I must say, I am extremely pleased with my order.
Purchased on a late afternoon, 3 days ago, and already have my seeds - from Wi to Fl! She also included a few sample packs of other varieties. A very nice touch! Thanks so much Carol - I'll be ordering again! I should be starting these in a few weeks, and i'll record a few photos, for anyone interested. |
June 5, 2011 | #47 |
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I will admit you got lucky with that order. I have been busy with the farm and greenhouse so haven't had a whole lot of time or energy left for orders. Your order came in the day before I finally forced myself to get out a handful of orders. A couple of them had been here for about 2 weeks.
I try to do better than 2 weeks but it's been harder and harder these days to find the energy. It sucks getting old. Carol |
June 5, 2011 | #48 |
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not many comments about the taste. is it mild? does it have strong assertive flavor? sweet? the pictures andrey posted do appear to be heart shaped. LOVE hearts, love sweet.
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June 20, 2011 | #50 |
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Utyonok
My Utyonok has the leaf curl going along with a slightly less version of it on the Agatha plant.
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June 20, 2011 | #51 |
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I've got the leaf curl thing going on too. I think of it more as leaf "cupping" and had the same distinctive leaf form last year. It has been present even in the young seedlings.
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June 20, 2011 | #52 |
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You are not a kiddin' you have tomatoes on your Utyonok! Our leaves look different...I got the seed from you I thought.
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June 25, 2011 | #53 |
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Maybe the "leaf curl" is just a way of being rugose. I see flowers on your pictures too, so wait just a moment (a couple of days) and you'll have tomatoes. Maybe by now?
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July 8, 2011 | #54 |
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For those who started seed - was there evidence of leaf curl/cupping from the beginning?
I'm starting to see new growth leafs curling/cupping at such an early stage (about 2, 2.5 weeks now). |
July 10, 2011 | #55 |
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For me, maybe not the very beginning, but fairly early. They are distinctive looking to me even by the time of first transplant if I recall correctly. In their little baby containers I can usually pick them out of a crowd.
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September 9, 2011 | #56 |
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Here is my Utyonok impostor. I'm saving seeds because I like it's looks and am hoping that it tastes good also. Same dwarf plant and leaf curl (!) just like the real Utyonok. I don't remember if I used Teds or Sherry's seeds.
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September 9, 2011 | #57 |
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Very Neat Sue. I ordered I ended up growing Sherrys. I had ordered some and I thought they were Orange Tree because they had the same curl and I thought they were the wrong seeds!
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September 9, 2011 | #58 |
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I just picked a few of these today. These 4 came from the same plant. I think the pointy one in the upper right-hand corner seems to most closely resemble Andrey's description in the first post of this thread as looking like a lemon.
Sue -- I guess I did have one that looks a little like yours! frozengirl -- What fruit shape did you get? Sherry |
September 9, 2011 | #59 |
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I wonder why we have different fruits on a plant that is suppose to have pointy ended fruit. Yes, the 1st picture clearly shows the ruffled look. I didn't get any pointed fruit...more like flat bottoms!
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September 10, 2011 | #60 |
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Mine are all pointy to date.
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