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Whwoz · September 4, 2018

Not happy with the germination rates that I have been getting on my toms, some quick, others slow and erratic, something to work on for next year.

have had some different varieties show up today, so in they went.

Add
KARMA Pink
Bloody Butcher
Carbon
Erica de Australie
Earls Faux Brandywine
German Johnson
some more Wes - very slow, poor germination on those sown earlier
and one called
Worlds Largest Tomato - I believe this is Hunts strain of Delicious as it turned up in Oz not long after his world record was set through a mob called "The Diggers Club" whom have/had a rep (right or wrong I do not know) for changing names of plant varieties to suit themselves.

Probably I will put in more varieties yet as there are a number that I have that need to be refreshed.

September 4, 2018	#23
Whwoz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Victoria, Australia Posts: 870	Not happy with the germination rates that I have been getting on my toms, some quick, others slow and erratic, something to work on for next year. have had some different varieties show up today, so in they went. Add KARMA Pink Bloody Butcher Carbon Erica de Australie Earls Faux Brandywine German Johnson some more Wes - very slow, poor germination on those sown earlier and one called Worlds Largest Tomato - I believe this is Hunts strain of Delicious as it turned up in Oz not long after his world record was set through a mob called "The Diggers Club" whom have/had a rep (right or wrong I do not know) for changing names of plant varieties to suit themselves. Probably I will put in more varieties yet as there are a number that I have that need to be refreshed.