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giant tomatoe.

19 years ago

I picked a giant tomatoe today. It was a volunteer from a variety called "pineapple". Its kind of ugly, its yellow, green, and red. It grew all by itself without any of my attention- makes me feel like I'm not really helping the plants. I think, "If only I could grow tomatoes that big". No, I don't have a question.

Comments (3)

leafbrain2003a
19 years ago
How big is it exactly? And why did you pick it if it's still partially green?
tapewormmaki
Original Author
19 years ago
The diameter is a bit bigger than of a cd, It's bigger so a cd is not a good example, but it's the only round thing I could think of thats only one size. The variety is "pineapple" which always makes tri-colored tomatoes. No one will eat but its nice to look at I guess.
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franktank232
19 years ago
Heres a beefsteak i think...i got one bigger, but this one was ripe...i'm off to eat it..theres the fishing scale i used next to it.....

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