Hybrid seeds from last year produced a plant with all flesh tomatoes
Striped German crossed with some other mystery. I thought the first fruit was an anomaly, but after the third it’s quite clear this this all-flesh trait is true for the entire plant.
by chanmanfriend
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Big-Ant5682
The ultimate sauce tomato?
ChicagoSkipper
How does it taste?
SwiftResilient
I’m horrified, what is that abomination? 😂
junglenoogie
Patent, sell, retire. Congrats killa.
Pan-Tomatnyy-Sad
Seriously, zero seeds all flesh?
Lazy-Wind244
This is called parthenocarpy (no seeds). Search up Brandybear on YouTube by Breeding Vegetables and Horticulture with Brent. He is so developing a new strain called Brandybear with No seeds either. His video goes in depth about how he is actually growing multiple generations of it make it into a fully established cultivar. I am also assuming it is an F1 hybrid as cos there is no seeds, you cannot make a F2. Very interesting
meowfarts47
That looks like my perfect tomato. I’d totally pay for some seeds. Is the flesh meaty or more solid/ dense?
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The ultimate sauce tomato?
How does it taste?
I’m horrified, what is that abomination? 😂
Patent, sell, retire. Congrats killa.
Seriously, zero seeds all flesh?
This is called parthenocarpy (no seeds). Search up Brandybear on YouTube by Breeding Vegetables and Horticulture with Brent. He is so developing a new strain called Brandybear with No seeds either. His video goes in depth about how he is actually growing multiple generations of it make it into a fully established cultivar. I am also assuming it is an F1 hybrid as cos there is no seeds, you cannot make a F2. Very interesting
That looks like my perfect tomato. I’d totally pay for some seeds. Is the flesh meaty or more solid/ dense?