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DonnaMarieNJ · August 27, 2017

I picked the one and only tomato from a plant (23 oz!) yesterday (the plant is just about dead). It was perfect and I ate a few slices on a sandwich at lunch. The remaining piece I put in the fridge (only because it was cut up), where it promptly froze solid. I wanted to eat some of it today and save the rest for seed. Now that it is hard and frozen, I won't eat it. Can I save the seeds after it defrosts?

TIA

Donna

August 27, 2017	#1
DonnaMarieNJ Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Northeast New Jersey Posts: 726	quick question I picked the one and only tomato from a plant (23 oz!) yesterday (the plant is just about dead). It was perfect and I ate a few slices on a sandwich at lunch. The remaining piece I put in the fridge (only because it was cut up), where it promptly froze solid. I wanted to eat some of it today and save the rest for seed. Now that it is hard and frozen, I won't eat it. Can I save the seeds after it defrosts? TIA Donna __________________ DonnaMarieNJ I pay the mortgage, but my cats own the house!