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Black Plum? Japanese Black Trifele?
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Black Plum? Japanese Black Trifele?


Of course, I didn't label it. Of course, I don't remember. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Here's what I know:
-Container-grown
-Stunted development
-Suffered extreme neglect in high temps, during drought
-First fruit ripened, but flesh was still green
-Best tomato I have every tasted.

Anyone? Anyone at all?

by SeveralMaximum7065

4 Comments

  1. CitrusBelt

    A large one of the former can look identical to a very small (and less pear-shaped) of the latter.

    BUT what kind of leaves? Trifele is a potato leaf variety.

  2. SeveralMaximum7065

    >A large one of the former can look identical to a very small (and less pear-shaped) of the latter.

    And that’s the problem. 🤦🏻‍♀️

    >BUT what kind of leaves? Trifele is a potato leaf variety.

    Thank you. I’d forgotten that. I’ll have to check.

  3. NoiseAggressor

    Looks like my Japanese black trifele , fwiw

  4. SeveralMaximum7065

    Regular tomato leaves, so it must be a black plum. Thank you for your help.

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