Those Dwarf seedlings are just adorable

schill93 · January 16, 2017

I planted out my dwarfs first (about a doz. varieties or more) figuring they won't grow as fast and take up as much space as the reg. indeterminate. When those stems fill out in about a week or so, they are just too cute. Kind of reminds me of little miniature palm trees. I don't know how to upload pictures, so if you haven't grown any yet, your just going to have to experience it for yourself.

Of all the different varieties I planted the most stout ones are the Tasmanian Chocolates, followed by Willa's Caraiboo Rose. I had some problems germinating Blazing Beauty and Sleeping Lady, so I'm on try #2 at the moment.

KarenO · January 16, 2017

I agree that dwarfs can be very attractive plants. That nice dark crinkly foliage and sturdy look is very appealing
KarenO

January 16, 2017	#1
schill93 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Nevada Posts: 275	Those Dwarf seedlings are just adorable I planted out my dwarfs first (about a doz. varieties or more) figuring they won't grow as fast and take up as much space as the reg. indeterminate. When those stems fill out in about a week or so, they are just too cute. Kind of reminds me of little miniature palm trees. I don't know how to upload pictures, so if you haven't grown any yet, your just going to have to experience it for yourself. Of all the different varieties I planted the most stout ones are the Tasmanian Chocolates, followed by Willa's Caraiboo Rose. I had some problems germinating Blazing Beauty and Sleeping Lady, so I'm on try #2 at the moment.

January 16, 2017	#2
KarenO Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Vancouver Island Posts: 5,931	I agree that dwarfs can be very attractive plants. That nice dark crinkly foliage and sturdy look is very appealing KarenO