I've been looking through my tomato catalogs and noticed that many of them list 'crack-' and 'split-resistant' in their tomato descriptions. While this is very generalized--because of endless variables such as weather, water, soil, amendments, etc., I still find it quite helpful in narrowing down varieties. The more information they can print, the better for me. I'm always grateful for those willing to spread their knowledge, especially here on this forum.
Anyway, I was wondering if others have found the catalog descriptions to be generally accurate regarding crack and split-resistance.?
~Caroline
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