Silly Tomato Poll Part 2.

[Bigmallly]

Ok, this one is a bit more challenging.............

Black Icicle pulp from a Tomato that's been in the freezer for 18 months............

Again it will be covered and placed in the Propagator.

[Bigmallly]

I don't what effect the freezing action will have on the seeds, my head is saying no chance but being the eternal optimist in me is gonna vote for Yes..........

[Lisasbolt]

I am voting yes, i think it will. Most of us have random tomato plants that pop up everywhere and they have last out the cold winter.

[cariann88]

Id like to think it would. Ill be watching this thread to see the results

[Thelma Sanders]

Course they will grow - apart from the slicing, it's just what nature does

[Scoot]

I think they will as well.

Looking forward to seeing what happens...

[Guest]

I reckon yes, if they can survive the human gut then the freezer should be a doddle

[veggiechicken]

Yes, but not many as I think the freezing may damage the lickle seeds..........awww

[gringo]

My doctorate in advanced genetics tells me that you're likely to end up with black icicle triffids due to cryogenic mutation.

[Bigmallly]

My doctorate in advanced genetics tells me that you're likely to end up with black icicle triffids due to cryogenic mutation.

Is that a Yes?.................

[gringo]

Is that a Yes?.................

Of course it is!

[Bigmallly]

Have just been looking at the Tinned Tom Poll & there is a concern that 82c may kill the seed.......................yet minus 18c is ok........................tough cookies these Toms.

[Bren In Pots]

I'm sure I once watched a TV program about seeds being frozen in some sort of seed bank can't remember the details. So I've voted yes.

[Scarlet]

Yes it will. I used to store all my bean seeds in the freezer. Bring them upto room temp in a sealed bag or Tupperware box and they germinate fine.

[Vickilou]

I love this thread, you lot crack me up!!!!