The $33.12 tomato plant...
 

I know that grafting has become the latest craze for tomato plant vendors, but this shows you just how crazy it's become. And yes, that's the price for ONE plant. I called them, to be 100% sure.

Wow two 3.99 plants grafted together into one way overly priced gimmick. Im guessing the rest of the price is for the rootstock. Yikes!!!!!!

I just saw that on TV!:?:

They have a video and they say it has a "zoomed" up rootstock. They also state that "all" tomato viruses come up though the rootstock and their rootstock stop them.
[URL]http://www.qvc.com/Cottage-Farms-2-in-1-Grafted-Pork-Chop-&-Carmello-Giant-Tomato.product.M46640.html?sc=M46640-SRCH&cm_sp=VIEWPOSITION-_-1-_-M46640&catentryImage=http://images.qvc.com/is/image/m/40/m46640.001?$uslarge$[/URL]
What a crock!
Thanks Mischka, This will probably be the talk of the town soon!
Dutch

sad thing is, they will likely sell a bunch.
KO

Well then....give me two!!! lol

Greg

Come on now gang, it's on TV. It must be true!:surprised:

And TV in this context is TeleVision not TomatoVille......

In the video at 6:15, he calls them "heirlooms". So deceptive.

Territorial sells these for $19.95. They are called Ketchup 'n' Fries :)

I think the "Ketchup 'n' Fries" is the one with the potato rootstock. I'm not sure though. Check it out.
[URL]http://www.territorialseed.com/product/grafted-tomtato-ketchup-n-fries/new_for_spring_2015[/URL]
Thanks Chance.
Dutch

You are right, Dutch. I didn't realize that the $33.12 version uses another tomato as rootstock variety. I would bet on $19.95 since not only it is cheaper but you also get to harvest a different vegetable from the "same" plant. Hopefully, both tomato and potato parts start producing simultaneously :D

Even worse
 

41 bucks for a big beef and pineapple grafted plant.

Is there a limit on how many I can buy?
I want to beat the rush if there is.:yes:

Worth

The other one they were selling on TV was I think Sun Sugar and a red cherry, maybe Sweet 100. Who can't grow cherry tomatoes? :?

Hmm,

Maybe I should turn a wintertime hobby into a money makin' proposition! :D