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Originally Posted by Gardadore
I am still waiting to taste my Karma. After being away for two weeks I was nervous as to how they would be. Still producing but all the rain is affecting the leaves of many of my varieties and Karma is among them. But I am confident the tomatoes should start ripening soon. Here is a quote from one of the three friends I gave plants to. She lives further south where it is a bit warmer:
“I finally tried the Pink Karma. They ended up growing to about the size of a golf ball. They had some sweetness, but I have to wonder if they would've gotten even sweeter if we didn't get so much rain. The ones I picked had split. They are still delicious either way.”
So another happy grower!
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With all your rain, pick exactly at first blush if you can. They are thin skinned and will split. They ripen well on a counter.