Detective needed

[Small pumpkin]

Any ideas what verity of tomato this is?



None of the 11 verities I'm growing this year are yellow. It came from a plant labeled black krim. I was wondering if it's colour change could be due to stress. As this was one of the extras I grow to sell, but it didn't find a new home, so then I feel sorry for them and keep them going in not enough space, in stead of just putting them on the compost. The other stupid idea I came up with was that it's a throw back to a parent plant. Now I'm fairly sure I've just proved I know very little about were all the different tomato varieties come from can anyone shed any light on this mystery?
Would saving seed from it be a good plan? It is the only fruit that plant is going to produce.

Just re-read my post and it sounds like I brought the plant! I didn't all my plants are from home sown (brought, not saved ) seeds

[bearded bloke]

It doesn't look like a Black Krim to me Sp,none of the black varieties I have seen, have ever shown as yellow during their growth cycle.
Looks to be the size & shape of a Yellow Stuffer to me.
Try a section see if you like it,if you do then save some seed & grow it again next year

[Bill HH]

I wouldn't think it is good breeding practice to breed from a plant that has only had one tomato.

[Thelma Sanders]

Where does it say it only had 1 fruit - or have I missed something *confused*

Could be a Yellow Brandywine

[Fleurisa]

My 'Yellow Stuffer' are much bumpier than that tomato. And it looks too small and neat and tidy to be a brandywine. Just a rogue seed getting into the wrong packet

[teakdesk]

Just out of curiosity, where did you get the plant from?

[lottie dolly]

Also resembles Aranyalma,looks to big for a mille flure,and to small for golden sunrise,have you any more on the same plant,and do they look like each other,or different sizes,like some toms do,

[Thelma Sanders]

teakdesk :Just out of curiosity, where did you get the plant from?

Does this help from the first post

Just re-read my post and it sounds like I brought the plant! I didn't all my plants are from home sown (brought, not saved ) seeds

[teakdesk]

Does this help from the first post

Ah ha! The sneaky edit trick! Thanks... curiosity satiated!!!

[Bill HH]

Where does it say it only had 1 fruit - or have I missed something *confused*

Could be a Yellow Brandywine

"Would saving seed from it be a good plan? It is the only fruit that plant is going to produce".

There Thelma, or am I getting confused?

[Thelma Sanders]

Ooops *blush*

[bananamelon]

looks sort of like taxi or lemon boy

[Small pumpkin]

I wouldn't think it is good breeding practice to breed from a plant that has only had one tomato.

I would agree with you, but I do believe the reason it only produced one fruit was my cruelty. The poor little sod never made it into anything bigger than a 6" pot all season

No seeds will be saved as we ate the tomato last night. I liked it and was up for saving some seeds, the other half wasn't not so impressed. Don't know why I keep listening to him!

[Small pumpkin]

Just out of curiosity, where did you get the plant from?

From a seed I got the seeds from seed paradise

[teakdesk]

I would agree with you, but I do believe the reason it only produced one fruit was my cruelty. The poor little sod never made it into anything bigger than a 6" pot all season

I regularly have "spares" which never make it out of 6" or even 5" pots. They tend to end up somewhere in a corner outside and never get fed but still manage to produce a couple of trusses of fruit, albeit small fruit.

Interesting that yours has produced one full sized fruit.��