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San Marzanos hollow?
This year we planted a bunch of San Marzano "Italian" type tomatoes. Yesterday my DH picked the first two apparently ripe ones. Both had very firm flesh on the inside with almost no liquid or seed. And they were at least one third hollow! In fact, the inside reminded me a lot of a red pepper since it was so hollow. I have not seen this before in any tomato. Does anyone know if this is a characteristic of this particular tomato or some kind of growing problem? Our San Marzano plants are just filled with unripe fruit--- more than I have ever seen on any tomato plant of any variety. I have not tasted them yet. So weird..... |
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