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Stan Marzano · July 2, 2015

So it seems as if the variation in fruit shape and size is just a result of a large amount fused blooms, I'm assuming a trait from BTD because I remember they were mostly fused blooms too. Regardless it's a pretty cool cross and can't wait for the fruit to ripen.

July 2, 2015	#32
Stan Marzano Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Nj Posts: 34	So it seems as if the variation in fruit shape and size is just a result of a large amount fused blooms, I'm assuming a trait from BTD because I remember they were mostly fused blooms too. Regardless it's a pretty cool cross and can't wait for the fruit to ripen.