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AKmark · December 3, 2016

Lisa, great question. They have been grown outside in AK. In my greenhouses every variety gets the same environment, so when we see stuff that is earlier, or yields better, we can safely assume it is most likely genetic, and I grow about a 100 varieties a year. Lisa look in the crosstalk thread section at a thread called expectations.
Robert, good luck, I have no idea how they will perform in the Texas heat, you can certainly let us know though. I have a couple of other crosses, I will have to send you next year, they are later season, but the taste I cannot get enough of.
Awesome Barb, I hope they treat you good.

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AKmark Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Wasilla Alaska Posts: 2,010	Lisa, great question. They have been grown outside in AK. In my greenhouses every variety gets the same environment, so when we see stuff that is earlier, or yields better, we can safely assume it is most likely genetic, and I grow about a 100 varieties a year. Lisa look in the crosstalk thread section at a thread called expectations. Robert, good luck, I have no idea how they will perform in the Texas heat, you can certainly let us know though. I have a couple of other crosses, I will have to send you next year, they are later season, but the taste I cannot get enough of. Awesome Barb, I hope they treat you good. Last edited by AKmark; December 3, 2016 at 09:13 PM.