"I'll give you a few drops If that'll appease..."

What variety is it?

Dave

Wow! You definitely need to keep us posted on that gnarly fella!

It's called Grandma's pick, I got the seed from territorial. The plants are doing quite well, loaded with fruit and they seem to be avoiding a lot of the problems my other plants are having, but they all have this weird trait of fusing. Ill keep you guys updated as to how this one turns out.

I know it's kind of a side point, but I would really like to see a picture of these wrist-sized stems you talked about. That sounds incredible! (The thickest stems on my plants are a little bigger than my thumb - And I thought THAT was thick!)

Wow! The description says thy are a hybrid with heirloom taste, and they are VFNSt resistant. Sounds like a winning combo. Keep us updated.

I'm more than happy keeping you guys up to date, Ill post some more pics this weekend when I go back home after the fourth. Its nice you guys are interested, my wife is certainly less than enthusiastic at this point when it comes to me talking about my tomatoes ;)

" Some of the fused branches are as thick as my wrist and have to be individually supported, no joke"
Looking forward to the pics of wrist size branches ,holy cow

I'd love to see photos of those maters also! This is called a "fasciated" stem. A freak of nature as I understand it. Link below...

I've seen this on brugmansia and foxglove in my garden.

Here is a link that might be useful: Fascinating Fasciated Plants

Hey, how bout a new pic of your little monster there?!

Well I just got home from 10 days away and the mega bloom has been aborted, along with many others. I have been spared the majority of the rain this year until now, when I got home I was pretty disheartened. My garden has turned into a blight infested hole with many of my plants suffering from too much water. I guess it rained here most every day for the last two weeks. I cleaned out 4 garbage bags of blighted leaves, yanked all of my potatoes and spent the rest of the day weeding and spraying. The poor little guys between the water and the blight I don't think a lot of them will make it. I suspect root rot on quite a few. Anyways ill post up some pics of the fused branches later today. Oh and thanks for the good info wildflower.