worst tomato in 2016 - Page 2

Labradors2 · August 15, 2016

MyFoot. A Spitter is a tomato that tastes so bad, you have to spit out, so my criticism of CG for getting BER didn't really fit here. Sorry for confusing you.

Linda

b54red · August 15, 2016

After ten days of daily rains I should have some bad ones this week.

Bill

PureHarvest · August 15, 2016

Orange Cream Dwarf. I literally had to spit it out. My FIL liked it, so it was just my palate.
Also, Paul Robeson. It was early and pretty, but had NO flavor, sweet or acid. Blindfolded, I don't think you could tell you were eating a tomato. Was weird to experience something with nothing but juice and flesh without any taste. It wasn't even bad though, because it had NO flavor. But that's not good either. Ok, this is gonna get confusing... who's on first, whats' on second...

Gardeneer · August 15, 2016

My worse tomatoes are/were the ones that failed to set tomatoes early enough and I pulled them. NEW BIG DWARF, DANIEL BURSON, OLD GERMAN , BOXCAR WILLIE , GREEN COPIA and COSTOLUTO.

Maybe not their fault. It has been a bad/late year and they did not like my climate. But I have quite a few varieties that are doing just fine. I would welcome any tomato that fruits no matter what the taste, I can find a good use for them.

Tormato · August 15, 2016

No worst tomato, yet.

No tomatoes AT ALL (except SunGold) will make it happen.

AlittleSalt · August 15, 2016

I have read many times that Costoluto varieties aren't the best by far. I still haven't tried one yet, but I say that Fiorentino and Genovese varieties don't grow in RKN infested soil.

kath · August 15, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tormato

No worst tomato, yet.

No tomatoes AT ALL (except SunGold) will make it happen.

If I had to make do with only one plant, Sungold would be it.

August 15, 2016	#19
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,915	My worse tomatoes are/were the ones that failed to set tomatoes early enough and I pulled them. NEW BIG DWARF, DANIEL BURSON, OLD GERMAN , BOXCAR WILLIE , GREEN COPIA and COSTOLUTO. Maybe not their fault. It has been a bad/late year and they did not like my climate. But I have quite a few varieties that are doing just fine. I would welcome any tomato that fruits no matter what the taste, I can find a good use for them. __________________ Gardeneer Happy Gardening !

August 15, 2016	#16
Labradors2 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Ontario Posts: 3,889	MyFoot. A Spitter is a tomato that tastes so bad, you have to spit out, so my criticism of CG for getting BER didn't really fit here. Sorry for confusing you. Linda

August 15, 2016	#17
b54red Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 7,068	After ten days of daily rains I should have some bad ones this week. Bill

August 15, 2016	#18
PureHarvest Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Mid-Atlantic right on the line of Zone 7a and 7b Posts: 1,369	Orange Cream Dwarf. I literally had to spit it out. My FIL liked it, so it was just my palate. Also, Paul Robeson. It was early and pretty, but had NO flavor, sweet or acid. Blindfolded, I don't think you could tell you were eating a tomato. Was weird to experience something with nothing but juice and flesh without any taste. It wasn't even bad though, because it had NO flavor. But that's not good either. Ok, this is gonna get confusing... who's on first, whats' on second...

August 15, 2016	#20
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,959	No worst tomato, yet. No tomatoes AT ALL (except SunGold) will make it happen.

August 15, 2016	#21
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	I have read many times that Costoluto varieties aren't the best by far. I still haven't tried one yet, but I say that Fiorentino and Genovese varieties don't grow in RKN infested soil.