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Ambiorix · November 20, 2015

D) Bumblebees sow the blue ill-feeling

A) Introduction.

I realized several crossings in 2010 and 2011.
But I noticed that I obtained fortuitous crossings.
I thus followed my crossings and the fortuitous crossings by means of my testers during several years.
Furthermore, I obtained some seeds of several varieties of known hybriders (Tom Wagner, Frogsleap-Farm (Mark Mccaslin) and Reinhard Kraft).
I observed certain crossings of these hybriders and I located certain identical phenomena at any time: fortuitous crossings giving rather different tomatoes.
I got used to realizing for all the studied crossings the family tree of the obtained tomatoes.
I am not going to review them all but I am going to show you what I obtained with my crossings realized and obtained accidentally at my home and my testers.

174 tree Purple Haze.jpg

175 tree Purp le Haze2.jpg

176 tree Purp le Haze F6.jpg

November 20, 2015	#38
Ambiorix Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Embourg(Belgium) Posts: 134	D) Bumblebees sow the blue ill-feeling A) Introduction. I realized several crossings in 2010 and 2011. But I noticed that I obtained fortuitous crossings. I thus followed my crossings and the fortuitous crossings by means of my testers during several years. Furthermore, I obtained some seeds of several varieties of known hybriders (Tom Wagner, Frogsleap-Farm (Mark Mccaslin) and Reinhard Kraft). I observed certain crossings of these hybriders and I located certain identical phenomena at any time: fortuitous crossings giving rather different tomatoes. I got used to realizing for all the studied crossings the family tree of the obtained tomatoes. I am not going to review them all but I am going to show you what I obtained with my crossings realized and obtained accidentally at my home and my testers. 174 tree Purple Haze.jpg 175 tree Purp le Haze2.jpg 176 tree Purp le Haze F6.jpg Last edited by Ambiorix; November 20, 2015 at 08:36 AM.