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tuk50 · July 9, 2014

I have EB and RKN's in my garden and all plants of JxGZ have shown strong resistance to both of these. I prefer the oval shape red with gold stripes. It is most productive and will be the variety I use for drying. The yellow one has gold stripes that are very faint, but are there. It is a typical yellow tomato taste .. bland. I also will be using these as my root stock for grafting. I used a few this year and these are great in my garden.
The yellow one has very few seeds, but is too juicy for me to use it as a paste or drying variety. The round one is simply not productive enough to use. The oval shaped one has very thick walls and a good taste with good production.
I also grew three JxSR this year and again ber on all early fruit and some EB problems. I won't be using this variety anymore.

July 9, 2014	#139
tuk50 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Tucson, Arizona (catalina) Posts: 413	I have EB and RKN's in my garden and all plants of JxGZ have shown strong resistance to both of these. I prefer the oval shape red with gold stripes. It is most productive and will be the variety I use for drying. The yellow one has gold stripes that are very faint, but are there. It is a typical yellow tomato taste .. bland. I also will be using these as my root stock for grafting. I used a few this year and these are great in my garden. The yellow one has very few seeds, but is too juicy for me to use it as a paste or drying variety. The round one is simply not productive enough to use. The oval shaped one has very thick walls and a good taste with good production. I also grew three JxSR this year and again ber on all early fruit and some EB problems. I won't be using this variety anymore. __________________ Hangin on for dear life! Last edited by tuk50; July 9, 2014 at 07:16 PM.