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Old 16-08-2004, 06:25 PM
Ken Anderson
 
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Default That oddball plant

I have one out of 36 tomato plants that is not true to variety. I planted
(from seed) open pollinated Italians but have one cherry type. Very uniform
golfball-sized with little pointy nipples on them. The plant structure and
leaf characteristics match the Italian plants. I'm wondering if I may have
stumbled onto something new, a la genetics, or did I just get a cherry tomato
seed mixed in?
Ken


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