LISP Guido

travis · June 21, 2006

Meet Guido

The plant arose from a seed mix obtained from Long Island Seed Project (LISP). Here is a link to a narrative LISP maintains regarding the several dwarves in the seed mix: http://liseed.org/hrtom.html

All the plants are very rugose with some being very erect "stakeless" types. This truss was touching the ground, so I put straw under it to keep the rest from getting those scabby spots.

I don't know if any of the seeds in the mix were supposed to produce a bullet-shaped tomato, but here it is. Until I find out whether it already has a name, I'm affectionately calling it Guido.

PV

June 21, 2006	#1
travis Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Evansville, IN Posts: 2,984	LISP Guido Meet Guido The plant arose from a seed mix obtained from Long Island Seed Project (LISP). Here is a link to a narrative LISP maintains regarding the several dwarves in the seed mix: http://liseed.org/hrtom.html All the plants are very rugose with some being very erect "stakeless" types. This truss was touching the ground, so I put straw under it to keep the rest from getting those scabby spots. I don't know if any of the seeds in the mix were supposed to produce a bullet-shaped tomato, but here it is. Until I find out whether it already has a name, I'm affectionately calling it Guido. PV