Hello tomato lovers,

This question isn't about the graft itself but about the cuttings AFTER the grafted tomato has already grown.

Last year I purchased a grafted sungold (rootstock unknown). It grew fabulous! and I loved those little orangy, yellow tomatoes. So when the fall came I took about three cuttings and grew them in my greenhouse all winter.

The bounty wasn't great...but I enjoyed the steady crop of one or two candy-drops every few days. The cuttings grew well and have grown into full sized plants now in 2 gallon containers. I've even taken cuttings from the cuttings.

Now my question: Will these cuttings have the same growing habit as the original grafted plant I planted last year? In other words, will planting these new cutting plants in the garden this year have the same vigor and qualities that I loved in the mother plant or am I basically propagating a regular sungold over and over? (which will be okay, too.)