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Old April 13, 2015   #1
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I just received some of these seeds from a friend overseas. Negro-Gigante is the name on the package. The seeds are tiny, so I am thinking is might be some sort of cherry tomato, but I don't know if seed size equals tomato size or not.

I tried to google the name hoping I would find something in Tatianna's database, but I didn't.

Does anybody know anything about this tomato or has anybody grown it before?

When I googled I saw Negro Gigante seeds , no pics and also on the same page Negro Black Krim Gigante seeds. Are they the same thing?

I'm confused. Is there a tomato just called Negro_Gigante?
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From what I saw online here in Germany is it is a medium black weighing 200-300 grams.

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Thank you very much Ami for that information. That is more than what I had to go on. Gotta love all these new tomato types and names. I can't wait til it is picking time to see what they all look and taste like.
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Negro Gigante ?
Doe it mean "giant black " ?.
I don't speak Spanish .
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Negro Gigante ?
Doe it mean "giant black " ?.
I don't speak Spanish .
It very well could. I know that there are a couple of other tomatoes that have Negro as a first part of their name from when I was hunting for mine and came across this link here at TV from google.

http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=34188

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It very well could. I know that there are a couple of other tomatoes that have Negro as a first part of their name from when I was hunting for mine and came across this link here at TV from google.

http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...ighlight=Negro
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Opps. Sorry about that. Corrected the link. Should be titled Negro Tegurta.
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