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Tomatovillian™
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I grew Magic Molly last year but since I got only 3 potatoes from one plant I saved them for seed for year. This is all the info I found for this variety from one of Tom's posts here at Tomatoville.
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The plant is upright, compact, early ~90days, has white flowers, potatoes are aprox 3in oblong, blue skin with blue flesh, stores well but sprouts before 5 months. Yield was low again lower than 1 pound per tuber planted. Taste tests underway.
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Tomatovillian™
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I microwave baked one that stay super moist, very dark blue/purple color, good flavor.
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Are you going to try some as chips as well.
Did you start Magic Molly from TPS or tubers Wendy
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Tuber clone Richard.
I am also trying one boiled, fried, etc to see how is better once I get others to compare to because I have to narrow my list a bit for next season.
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