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PaddyMc · February 24, 2016

L 3-21. Taste winner so far for sure. Could be the "one" out of this line.

Along with L 3-21, The other two I'm carrying forward for sure at FY 1-1 and FY 4-1
https://youtu.be/nO_afJCgVgc

The FY 1-1 is the most perfectly BLACK tomato I've ever grown (check out the video above,incredibly intense antho, combined with great, tangy taste. Far, far, better than most of the rest of the "Lunar Eclipse" (dark) types, which were largely tasteless this year (or worse, soft and tasteless). Plus the wild interior colors were a sweet suprise.

FY 4-1
Also very tasty, nicely balanced, and the looks are just about exactly what I was looking for. It was, however, very late to mature (as was FY 1-1) and it was a tiny plant, buried between two huge plants, so it produced exactly two fruit. But I'm carrying it on anyway.

February 24, 2016	#10
PaddyMc Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Idaho Posts: 241	L 3-21. Taste winner so far for sure. Could be the "one" out of this line. Along with L 3-21, The other two I'm carrying forward for sure at FY 1-1 and FY 4-1 https://youtu.be/nO_afJCgVgc The FY 1-1 is the most perfectly BLACK tomato I've ever grown (check out the video above,incredibly intense antho, combined with great, tangy taste. Far, far, better than most of the rest of the "Lunar Eclipse" (dark) types, which were largely tasteless this year (or worse, soft and tasteless). Plus the wild interior colors were a sweet suprise. FY 4-1 Also very tasty, nicely balanced, and the looks are just about exactly what I was looking for. It was, however, very late to mature (as was FY 1-1) and it was a tiny plant, buried between two huge plants, so it produced exactly two fruit. But I'm carrying it on anyway. Last edited by PaddyMc; February 24, 2016 at 10:38 PM.