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joseph · April 2, 2019

I found some S habrochaites plants last summer with 3 or more locules. I'm excited about that. More nodules usually means larger fruits.

There are a couple phenotypes of plant architecture in the S habrochaites population.

The leaves of the F2 of the interspecies hybrids with domestic tomatoes are interesting.

higher resolution photo

These fruits are G2/G3 of the interspecies crosses between domestic tomatoes as the mother and S habrochaites or S pennellii as the pollen donors. Flavors of some of them are astonishing. Fruity. Sweet. High ummami. Tropical. Mmm Mmm Mmm!!!

April 2, 2019	#52
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	I found some S habrochaites plants last summer with 3 or more locules. I'm excited about that. More nodules usually means larger fruits. There are a couple phenotypes of plant architecture in the S habrochaites population. The leaves of the F2 of the interspecies hybrids with domestic tomatoes are interesting. higher resolution photo These fruits are G2/G3 of the interspecies crosses between domestic tomatoes as the mother and S habrochaites or S pennellii as the pollen donors. Flavors of some of them are astonishing. Fruity. Sweet. High ummami. Tropical. Mmm Mmm Mmm!!!