"Sad Sac"- what's the history of it.

michael johnson · April 5, 2007

This year I am growing "sad Sac" for the first time, and I am a bit puzzled, as it says on the pkt that it is derived from an F3 version of Big Zac- I never new this- or for that mater even thought the two were remotely linked.

However the seeds germinated ok and are now seedlings in their third true leaf stage, but are much smaller than other seedlings the same age and appear to be slightly dwarfed- is this normal ??

feldon30 · April 5, 2007

Sad Sac was created because in 2006, seeds for Big Zac could not be obtained from TotallyTomatoes. The hybrid Big Zac seeds are now back in stock at TotallyTomatoes.com.

This thread tells you everything you ever wanted to know (and more) about the subject:

Introducing...'Sad Sac'

April 5, 2007	#1
michael johnson Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: UK. Posts: 960	"Sad Sac"- what's the history of it. This year I am growing "sad Sac" for the first time, and I am a bit puzzled, as it says on the pkt that it is derived from an F3 version of Big Zac- I never new this- or for that mater even thought the two were remotely linked. However the seeds germinated ok and are now seedlings in their third true leaf stage, but are much smaller than other seedlings the same age and appear to be slightly dwarfed- is this normal ??

April 5, 2007	#2
feldon30 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 5,346	Sad Sac was created because in 2006, seeds for Big Zac could not be obtained from TotallyTomatoes. The hybrid Big Zac seeds are now back in stock at TotallyTomatoes.com. This thread tells you everything you ever wanted to know (and more) about the subject: Introducing...'Sad Sac'