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Old June 24, 2017   #1
PureHarvest
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Default Anthocyanin Tomatoes: naturally resistant to bugs?

I have roughly 160 plants in my high tunnel. About 15 different varieties.
Unfortunately, I am fighting aphids on all of them...except BLack Beauty.
Not one aphid on it. It is in a middle row in the middle of the row it's in, so it is surrounded by plants with aphids.
Could the anthocyanin be the reason? Is this an already known feature that is new to just me?
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