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Tropicalgrower · April 23, 2016

I'm trying to settle on a good producing tasty Tomatillo.I have read that there are those who prefer a variety that produces a large fruit,making it easier to use.I read through a thread where Brokenbar suggested Grande Maje and Cisneros.I can't find any of the Grand Maje offered for sale,but Tomatogrowers offers the Cisneros. (does anyone know if Tomatogrowers accepts PayPal?)

I found a Tomatillo called Grande Rio Verde on Ebay,but I haven't read too much about that one,so if anyone has info,I would appreciate hearing about it.

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Has anyone tried the Purple de Milpa tomatillo?Supposedly,this one is quite a good tasting Tomatillo.The description indicates it is small to medium in size.Is this one that would be worth growing for flavor even tho it might be on the smaller side?

Would most people grow more than 1 variety,or would 1 be enough?

Anyone?

April 23, 2016	#1
Tropicalgrower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Zone 7 Southern Oregon Posts: 187	What variety of Tomatillo do you prefer? I'm trying to settle on a good producing tasty Tomatillo.I have read that there are those who prefer a variety that produces a large fruit,making it easier to use.I read through a thread where Brokenbar suggested Grande Maje and Cisneros.I can't find any of the Grand Maje offered for sale,but Tomatogrowers offers the Cisneros. (does anyone know if Tomatogrowers accepts PayPal?) I found a Tomatillo called Grande Rio Verde on Ebay,but I haven't read too much about that one,so if anyone has info,I would appreciate hearing about it. On edit: Ok... Has anyone tried the Purple de Milpa tomatillo?Supposedly,this one is quite a good tasting Tomatillo.The description indicates it is small to medium in size.Is this one that would be worth growing for flavor even tho it might be on the smaller side? Would most people grow more than 1 variety,or would 1 be enough? Anyone? __________________ I soiled my plants. Last edited by Tropicalgrower; April 23, 2016 at 10:51 PM.