Red spoon tomato issue

West Babylon, NY(Zone 7a)

I grew red spoon tomato from seed, the plant grew great and matches red spoon perfectly, from leaf shape to plant size. But the tomatoes aren't the size of peas instead the size of cherries! Why are they so big?

Salem, NY(Zone 4b)

Spoon got to be named b'c Park Seeds years ago showed the wee ones in a spoon. Sigh.

They are just another red currant variety and should be the size of currants.

Where was your seed from and is it a big cherry or small one and does the foliage show that it is a currant variety whch is different from non-currants?

Carolyn

West Babylon, NY(Zone 7a)

I got seed in a pack from a organic nursery. The fruit is as big as a US quarter not sure if that's big or small cherry. Yes foliage definetly shows its currant the leaves are very dark green and spiky looking the edges of the leaves have many points. The tomato plant is over 6 feet tall also very large!

West Babylon, NY(Zone 7a)

Here is the leaves

Thumbnail by keithp2012
West Babylon, NY(Zone 7a)

Here is the resulting tomatos, not red at all.

Thumbnail by keithp2012
Salem, NY(Zone 4b)

Keith, methinks you'd better find another source is you want to grow Spoon, but I'd also suggest that you might want to consider Sara's Galapagos as a wee red one.

Carolyn

Post a Reply to this Thread

Please or sign up to post.
BACK TO TOP