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EBHarvey · April 13, 2015

I had a F1 Opalka X Yellow Brandywine spitting out beefsteaks and opalka-shapes on the same plant a few years ago, but the shape variability didn't carry over to the next generation - its descendants were all either beefsteaks or elongated pepper-shapes.

April 13, 2015	#20
EBHarvey Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: CT Posts: 53	I had a F1 Opalka X Yellow Brandywine spitting out beefsteaks and opalka-shapes on the same plant a few years ago, but the shape variability didn't carry over to the next generation - its descendants were all either beefsteaks or elongated pepper-shapes.