Cool Temp Tomatoes That also resist Heat

[Tormato]

In 2017, Dingwall Scotty was cold and heat tolerant, just not taste bud tolerant, for me.

Beam me up.

[Al@NC]

Originally Posted by RJGlew

You may want to consider "Stupické polní rané" from Tatiana, rather than Stupice. Her Stupické polní rané are from CZ seed (Seva) provided by Vladimir.

Stupické polní rané:
Stupice:

If you decide you would prefer `Stupice' then I can send you what I have left from a Tatiana order from a couple of years ago.

rg

I'll take your advise and try 'SPR' instead next year. Why do you like it better than just ole stupice?

Dingwall Scotty

Hahaha, what a name!

[RJGlew]

Originally Posted by Al@NC

I'll take your advise and try 'SPR' instead next year. Why do you like it better than just ole stupice?

http://www.tomatoville.com/showpost....&postcount=127

[Al@NC]

As I noted earlier, the DTM for the CZ varieties were all pretty much the same, except for Seva which was better in both locations. The NA `Stupice' were slower to grow/mature, had smaller fruit, and for me, did not taste as good.

Great point!! So "SPR" or Moravsky Div it is ...

Al

[RJGlew]

Originally Posted by Al@NC

Great point!! So "SPR" or Moravsky Div it is ...

Al

Moravsky Div is just a Russian re-brand of Stupické Polní Rané from Moravo Seeds (CZ). Vladimir (MrBig46) has been advising us of such for a number of years.

rg

[BlackBear]

well let us know how it all goes this year .......

[Gardeneer]

Few years ago I got a Stupice seedling at a fair. I was not happy with its fruit size and production. It acted more like a cherry tomato.
Two years ago I spotted a coctail size tomato at the farmers market. The seller at the booth told me that it is Stupice. So I bought a pint. It tasted good . So i saved seeds and planted couple of them last year. It beat my expectation. Very productive, with good taste. So this year i am growing just one plant.

[BlackBear]

yeah this is the sort of problem with "stupice" retail sales I am familiar with .......

when is the stupice the one "stupice " type you want ?....


I grew from seeds the good ole "earliest to develop " stupice small fruit etc.(highly recommended for the earliest group)


and I had some retail seedlings that actually were not in the "earliest group" and were more like cherry tomato as well.

Be careful with your retail seedlings sales ...people .