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dfollett · October 23, 2014

End of year report.

3C5 was the heaviest producing plant I had of over 140 plants this year. It just didn't quit, and the fruits were very consistent.

3C45 was marginal - more attractive fruit, but much less production. To be fair, it got of to a bad start. One of two main stems was broken shortly after transplant and it never seemed to recover too well.

I assume you are not interested in any seeds back, as you probably have all the F2s you need.

I am playing with some Micros this winter. Do you have experience with or seed of any of those you'd be willing to share?

Thanks again. If you have any you'd like trialed next year, I'd be happy to help. I really enjoyed your blog.

October 23, 2014	#64
dfollett Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Utah Posts: 693	3C5 & 3C45 End of year report. 3C5 was the heaviest producing plant I had of over 140 plants this year. It just didn't quit, and the fruits were very consistent. 3C45 was marginal - more attractive fruit, but much less production. To be fair, it got of to a bad start. One of two main stems was broken shortly after transplant and it never seemed to recover too well. I assume you are not interested in any seeds back, as you probably have all the F2s you need. I am playing with some Micros this winter. Do you have experience with or seed of any of those you'd be willing to share? Thanks again. If you have any you'd like trialed next year, I'd be happy to help. I really enjoyed your blog.