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Head scratcher (another what is this tomato thread.)

Posted by centexan254 8 (My Page) on
Tue, May 20, 14 at 21:27

Ok this year is I am trying many first in my raised beds. I am going with a mix of store bought transplants, with a few from friends, two from the local master gardeners. Also some I started from seed myself.

One of the purchased transplants was supposed to be a Mr. Stripey. Well a couple of fruit have set. They do not look like any of the pics I have seen of the Mr Stripey plants. At first I though maybe it was a Black Krim. Upon check of the bottom there is no tell tale navel on the bottom. It is rippled. I have another Mr Stripey that was a gift from a lady that buys a lot of my wife's crafts at the flea market. I know that one is definitely the real deal. It is the only one she saves seeds for. The leaves look the same on both. Buds look the same as well. I am attaching a pic of one of the larger green ones.


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RE: Head scratcher (another what is this tomato thread.)

I am growing some stripy too. But I have not done it in the past.

I think, perhaps, the strips should appear when the fruits ripen.
Mine have just flowers now.

I got this picture from internet. The shape of the fruits is just like what you have in the photo

This post was edited by seysonn on Wed, May 21, 14 at 8:41


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RE: Head scratcher (another what is this tomato thread.)

Seeing the shape of the fruit in the picture gives me some hope that it is indeed a Mr Stripey. If not I am going to eat the fruit off of it anyway. I planted it to have a couple of different tomatoes.

My Black Prince plant has one fruit showing nice color to it. I am hoping it will be ripe in a week or so.


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