I love your pictures.

Van - That beast made me laugh.

Here are my KPs that share the same EB; can't tell but they are > 5'. Lots of fruit set and lots of blooms.

No ripe fruit on these or the first KP (sharing an EB with a very mature Big Beef). Are these suppose to be big cherry size? My oldest unripe tomatoes are significantly larger than a Ping Pong Ball.

Ahh.... Barb_FL glad you recommended that I try this one out. Excited to see how it goes this year.

Started KARMA pink 7 seeds out of 7 germination, similar to other reports, fast and uniform, getting first true leaf showing.
Planning to gift friends into growing some in addition to mine and hopefully get some feedback.
Great pictures everyone! Looking forward to ripe fruit.

[QUOTE=BigVanVader;694307]Look at this beast. Survived sustained 34 degree temps.[/QUOTE]

Hahaha! That right there is a KARMA, I don’t even need to see you guys labels.
I could pick them out of a crowd of seedlings by their ginormous ungainly leaves.
Those same leaves make all the sugars that makes them taste great too.
Not your average cherry tomato plant.
Busting with happiness to see all you guys growing it.
KarenO

Checking in with my KARMA Pink babies .......

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[QUOTE=PNW_D;694431]Checking in with my KARMA Pink babies .......

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Wow tall! Great photo thank you for posting. Makes me smile:).

[QUOTE=Spartanburg123;694224]Thanks for the pics, Crawler- I may grow mine in a pot- still haven't decided. Karen and Marsha- do these plants sprawl and go vertical, or remain bushy? I guess it depends on sucker removal. Thanks![/QUOTE]

I think more sprawly.

Another 100% germination. First at 6 days and all by 9 days at my room temp ~68F. I’ll share a pic at potting up. Can’t wait, looks like some honking big leaves, kinda reminds me of the way KBX leaves look.

[QUOTE=jmsieglaff;694520]Another 100% germination. First at 6 days and all by 9 days at my room temp ~68F. I’ll share a pic at potting up. Can’t wait, looks like some honking big leaves, kinda reminds me of the way KBX leaves look.[/QUOTE]

Big thick leathery leaves like Captain lucky (daddy) has too. Happy they germinated well for you, will enjoy seeing your pics later on :)
KarenO

Really wanted to wait till the weather was stable but this KARMA couldn't wait.:)

[QUOTE=ReginaAnn;694632]Really wanted to wait till the weather was stable but this KARMA couldn't wait.:)[/QUOTE]

Wow blossoms! What a gorgeous healthy looking plant too.

When did you plant that ReginaAnn? Looks great :)
Karen

[QUOTE=KarenO;694666]When did you plant that ReginaAnn? Looks great :)
Karen[/QUOTE]

Thanks Karen and Marsha. I started the seeds 1/29 and planted it out this morning.

[QUOTE=ReginaAnn;694675]Thanks Karen and Marsha. I started the seeds 1/29 and planted it out this morning.[/QUOTE]

Around 70 days from seed to transplant.

Sowing the seeds to the surface of a wet substrate at 24 ° C. In three days, all four seeds germinated (100%). After the seeds were covered with the substrate, the crucibles were transferred to the cold room ( constant temperature 17-18 ° C) in the northern window. I have only transplanted two seedlings, I will not have place for other plants. The seedlings grow with me approximately the same as other tomatoes sown with KARMA pink, but they are significantly larger than other tomatoes with potato leaf (Tamina, Matina).
Vladimír