Quasimodo the Extreme Dwarf Pimp

OtterJon · April 6, 2013

I posted a pic in another thread about a very little Tricot I got in this round of seedlings of Extreme Dwarf Pimps...His stem is way stockier, all over hairier..growing much slower than the other extreme dwarfs of the same variety, and in two weeks is only an inch tall....but unlike Poly (my polycot) from last year (R.I.P. Poly)...this guy is putting out leaves...First pic is a week ago...second is today..Should be a very interesting looking plant, and seems to be doing great...though minute in stature. Will update with pics as it "Grows up" The name I picked is Quasimodo...let's wish him luck...he is to be part of my micro tom cross if he does well..

I have a soft spot for the freaks and the genetically challenged plants lol

lakelady · April 6, 2013

Jon, I love that little guy, he's adorable! And what a name, it's PERFECT!

OtterJon · April 6, 2013

He's getting there!...slowly but is healthy and a trooper

OtterJon · April 13, 2013

Well It's been six days later now (three weeks since he germinated) , so here's an updated pic of Quasimodo the Tricot Extreme Dwarf Pimp..He's gotten a bit taller now, and is doing very well under the lights. He's now at 2 3/4" tall. Yay! Very ruffled and odd shaped leaves.

Jon

livinonfaith · April 13, 2013

He is certainly very interesting! His leaves look almost spinach-shaped.

Can't wait to see how it turns out and what kind of fruit you get.

OtterJon · April 13, 2013

Yeah livin,

That is a good way to describe his leaves! Spinach....Now he in all essence, should produce currant sized tomatoes...but with all the deformities, I am hoping not sterile...but a cute plant either way. btw I lived in Lillington NC for about 3 years, and worked in Fuquay when Tomsted Tunstiles was there...hehe small world.

Jon

livinonfaith · April 14, 2013

It is a small world!

I don't know what year you were here, but if it has been more than twenty years, you wouldn't even recognize the place! The population has boomed and the little "one stoplight town" that I grew up in often has traffic backed up several places around town, especially on Fridays and Saturdays.

Everywhere you turn, there is another housing subdivision, or apartments, or strip of businesses going up. They say it's progress and some days I definitely enjoy some of the new conveniences, others I'm not so sure!

Crandrew · April 14, 2013

I came here just for the name. Haha

Worth1 · April 14, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crandrew

I came here just for the name. Haha

I'm more than a Little disappointed.

worth

Crandrew · April 14, 2013

Haha Worth.

April 6, 2013	#2
lakelady Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: northern NJ zone 6b Posts: 1,862	Jon, I love that little guy, he's adorable! And what a name, it's PERFECT! __________________ Antoniette

April 6, 2013	#3
OtterJon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Michigan Posts: 218	He's getting there!...slowly but is healthy and a trooper __________________ "The truth is a friend of mine..Sometimes he ain't too kind, but he always gets it right"

April 13, 2013	#6
OtterJon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Michigan Posts: 218	Yeah livin, That is a good way to describe his leaves! Spinach....Now he in all essence, should produce currant sized tomatoes...but with all the deformities, I am hoping not sterile...but a cute plant either way. btw I lived in Lillington NC for about 3 years, and worked in Fuquay when Tomsted Tunstiles was there...hehe small world. Jon __________________ "The truth is a friend of mine..Sometimes he ain't too kind, but he always gets it right"

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April 13, 2013	#5
livinonfaith Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Posts: 1,332	He is certainly very interesting! His leaves look almost spinach-shaped. Can't wait to see how it turns out and what kind of fruit you get.

April 14, 2013	#7
livinonfaith Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Posts: 1,332	It is a small world! I don't know what year you were here, but if it has been more than twenty years, you wouldn't even recognize the place! The population has boomed and the little "one stoplight town" that I grew up in often has traffic backed up several places around town, especially on Fridays and Saturdays. Everywhere you turn, there is another housing subdivision, or apartments, or strip of businesses going up. They say it's progress and some days I definitely enjoy some of the new conveniences, others I'm not so sure!

April 14, 2013	#8
Crandrew Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: asdf Posts: 1,202	I came here just for the name. Haha