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Grittyville, WA

Anyone get off type plants? I noticed the progeny were both pink and red. One produced more megas than the others. Not sure if it was the orange/red fruit plant or one of the pink fruit plants. Bad reviews/feedback welcome. One grower sent pics of some nice megas but still trying to get a better sense of whether its worth growing. Thanks.

9/11/2025 11:21:10 PM

Colorado

I have pink tomatoes because the plants are sick and they are ripening weird. Tho as they sit on the counter they turn a normal color. From several different genetics.

[Last edit: 09/12/25 11:40:33 PM]

9/12/2025 11:39:34 PM

San Diego, CA

I'm growing one of your 6.25 currently. Plant is on the small side & has lots of leaf curl. Looks different then my other Domingos. Will let you know what the fruit looks like once ripe.

[Last edit: 09/17/25 9:01:59 PM]

9/17/2025 9:00:00 PM

San Diego, CA

Also.... I thought your 9.5 from last year was from your 6.25??

[Last edit: 09/17/25 9:16:02 PM]

9/17/2025 9:15:29 PM

Grittyville, WA

Yes the 9.5 was from the 6.25. But I think the genetics are coming through a bit mongrelish so what you get may be a roll of the dice. This might be expected if its a hybridized lineage which I suspect. I wouldn't consider it a pure domingo. Some of the plants that year were megadoms or something else... a little different. We need one of the old tomato experts to write up a list of traits that would define (what to expect from) the non Domingo lineages.

9/17/2025 11:41:00 PM

Grittyville, WA

I grew megazacs a long time ago. I can see those traits (some are a rounder, denser, and more opaque skinned fruit) in the 6.02 LaRue's which seems to be a sort of hybrid too, despite being purely domingo on paper? Thanks for the replies.

[Last edit: 09/17/25 11:46:27 PM]

9/17/2025 11:44:47 PM