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Ann123 · December 11, 2017

I sent in seeds from these plants:

TOMATO
1. TIGRETTE (bagged): indet., orange, with stripes on elongated fruits. Plant looks exactly as green tiger and taste is identic (sweet, superb flovor), but production was higher for me. I got them from this site: http://www.mooiemoestuin.nl/tomaat2/tigrette/
2. HOHLOMA (bagged and non bagged): indet. roma tomato. I am not sure how it is written. Have seen: hochloma, hohloma, khokhloma.
3. REVEREND MICHAEL KEYES (bagged): indet., multiflora (but less productive than rose quartz), red, plum cherry.
4. SNOW WHITE (bagged): indet., white cherry.
5. GREEN GRAPE (bagged): bush, sweet green when ripe cherry.
6. AURANTIACUM (bagged): indet., multiflora, yellow cherry.
7. PICCOLO F7 (bagged): indet., red cherry. Piccolo is a hybrid sold under the same 'Honingtomaat' in Belgium/Holland/Germany. F7, I suppose it is stable by now. Very tasty: sweet but stiff skin.
8. ROSE QUARTZ MULTIFLORA (bagged): indet., multiflora, pink cherry.

PEPPERS
1. MIX BIQUINHO AND BIQUINHO IRACEMA (not bagged): capsicum chinense, hardly any heat.
2. LIPSTICK (not bagged): capsicum annuum
3. MINI BELL YELLOW (not bagged): capsicum annuum
4. KABOUTERMUTSENPAPRIKA (not bagged): capsicum annuum. sweet red 'gnome hat' pepper. Pic: http://www.mooiemoestuin.nl/Paprika/kaboutermuts/
5. NUMEX SUAVE ORANGE (I mistakingly wrote 'yellow') (not bagged): capsicum chinense, hardly any heat.
6. OPHELIA (not bagged): capsicum annuum, orange, sweet snack pepper. Produces lots of small peppers. My favorite: very sweet and prolific in our cool climat. Pics: http://www.fruitlent.nl/verkoop/popu...n/ophelia.html

OTHER
1. PHYSALIS PUBESCENS
2. ACHOCHA 'LADY'S SLIPPERS'

December 11, 2017	#68
Ann123 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Belgium Posts: 240	I sent in seeds from these plants: TOMATO 1. TIGRETTE (bagged): indet., orange, with stripes on elongated fruits. Plant looks exactly as green tiger and taste is identic (sweet, superb flovor), but production was higher for me. I got them from this site: http://www.mooiemoestuin.nl/tomaat2/tigrette/ 2. HOHLOMA (bagged and non bagged): indet. roma tomato. I am not sure how it is written. Have seen: hochloma, hohloma, khokhloma. 3. REVEREND MICHAEL KEYES (bagged): indet., multiflora (but less productive than rose quartz), red, plum cherry. 4. SNOW WHITE (bagged): indet., white cherry. 5. GREEN GRAPE (bagged): bush, sweet green when ripe cherry. 6. AURANTIACUM (bagged): indet., multiflora, yellow cherry. 7. PICCOLO F7 (bagged): indet., red cherry. Piccolo is a hybrid sold under the same 'Honingtomaat' in Belgium/Holland/Germany. F7, I suppose it is stable by now. Very tasty: sweet but stiff skin. 8. ROSE QUARTZ MULTIFLORA (bagged): indet., multiflora, pink cherry. PEPPERS 1. MIX BIQUINHO AND BIQUINHO IRACEMA (not bagged): capsicum chinense, hardly any heat. 2. LIPSTICK (not bagged): capsicum annuum 3. MINI BELL YELLOW (not bagged): capsicum annuum 4. KABOUTERMUTSENPAPRIKA (not bagged): capsicum annuum. sweet red 'gnome hat' pepper. Pic: http://www.mooiemoestuin.nl/Paprika/kaboutermuts/ 5. NUMEX SUAVE ORANGE (I mistakingly wrote 'yellow') (not bagged): capsicum chinense, hardly any heat. 6. OPHELIA (not bagged): capsicum annuum, orange, sweet snack pepper. Produces lots of small peppers. My favorite: very sweet and prolific in our cool climat. Pics: http://www.fruitlent.nl/verkoop/popu...n/ophelia.html OTHER 1. PHYSALIS PUBESCENS 2. ACHOCHA 'LADY'S SLIPPERS' Last edited by Ann123; December 12, 2017 at 03:18 AM.