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Tomato seed trial

Started by Eristic, November 25, 2007, 03:07:27

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Eristic

There are still about a dozen packs available and I want to mail out the lot after New Year. Anyone else interested please send PM with address.

Eristic

Eristic


Jeannine

I will have a go if you like, in Hull,  I will do them outdoors at home rather than on the lotties, have you any idea what they were called , I will PM you with addy if you still have some to spare. May I give you something in return? Thank you XX Jeannine
When God blesses you with a multitude of seeds double  the blessing by sharing your  seeds with other folks.

sims girl


if tom trail is still going l can do that l live in north wales do you need any more help
                  julie


Eristic

The name is unknown at this time, the original plant was given to me by a Bulgarian lady on the allotments and was grown from a commercial Bulgarian seed packet. The fruit was red and of a medium sized plum shape, and cooked well.

This was the only plant I grew that survived to maturity so I considered it was worth some effort to grow on. As it was grown adjacent to many other varieties, there is the possibility of cross polination but I am more interested in the survivability genes.

The offer is open to all A4A members within the EU district but please contact me via the PM system with your address otherwise I lose track.

Debs

Hi Eristic,

I'll give it a trial in the North-East ...if you have any seed left.
Will PM you.

Debs

Ren

I would like to give it a go if there are any still available. 


Eristic

I've noticed quite a few names here asking for seeds yet have failed to send me their address to my PM box.

It's like this: No Address. No seeds.

There's still a few more left but I'm not going to thin them down any further so when they're gone, they're gone. OK.

Susiebelle

Hi Eristic, just to say seeds arrived :) many thanks :-*, its quite exciting I feel like a right saddo ;D getting excited about tomato seeds that's what having a Lotti does to you. Hope your right about the blighty thing lost all mine last year! so as you say gotta be worth a go looking forward to it

gunnerbee

mine arrived this morning thoogh need some tips on starting them off either unheated greenhouse or windowsill, cheers dave. quite exited about getting blight free toms.

Sparkly

Eristic, are the toms determinate or indeterminate?  :)

Eristic

I believe them to be indeterminate. I grew it as a vine and pinched all sideshoots. As mine was outside and the weather none too good I pinched the top to restrict it to 4 trusses which all matured and set nicely. In a warmer summer they should easily do 5 trusses outside as a vine and many more under glass.

With blight so prevalent it pays to keep the plant as open and airy as possible so even though it may grow as a bush the higher humidity may cause problems.

I would like to give you all the variety name and full description but these facts are not available at this time. The original plant was given to me by a Bulgarian plotholder grown from commercial seed purchased in her native country. There will be some detective work done later to find out more info.

There are still a few seeds left if any latecomers wish to join in but you must send me a PM with your address. Webpage covering the trial http://david-frary.com/Plot/tomato_trial.php

Jeannine

Mine are here too, and so many. Thank you, we have an isolation plan all worked out XX Jeannine
When God blesses you with a multitude of seeds double  the blessing by sharing your  seeds with other folks.

Riffster

Eristic,  I think I've been very rude. I had not replied to say thank you and that the seeds have arrived safely - Well they have.  -  Many thanks again

   - Riffster...

Suzanne

Hi, my seeds arrived safely on Saturday. I will sow them with the rest of my toms that have to rough it outside in about 6 weeks time. 

Thanks
Suzanne

mikey

Been away for a few days, Seeds arrived safe and sound
many thanks

Will split them (after germination) 50% outside + 50% inside

Last year germinated my Toms starting at end of February, this year going to try from April 1st onwards as the Autumns are certainly getting warmer so a later start may give stronger 'babies'
North Willingham, Lincolnshire (20 miles North East of Lincoln)  HASL: 55m

JimmyJames

Hi Eristic,
I sent you a PM earlier - would like to help with the trial if I am not too late.

No past experience to compare to, but I can share with you the results i get!
http://www.hatchingaplot.blogspot.com/   (seemed like a good idea,  but sadly not updated for many moons!)

Ren

Yippee, my seeds arrived yesterday. 
Thank you. 

JimmyJames

Seeds arrived this morning - many thanks!

http://www.hatchingaplot.blogspot.com/   (seemed like a good idea,  but sadly not updated for many moons!)

Sparkly

Thanks again Eristic, I planted my seeds today!

Deb P

I've sown my second batch today after germination problems with the first batch. It's strange because 36 of the 38 varieties I sowed at the same time have germinated well. :-\
If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

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