Great! Thank you very much for sharing! - So if the fruits turn red, they are tomatoes if they stay green i have potato seeds and can develop my own variety of potatoes, i will call them the Frankenstein potato!
That's the issue: I have different kinds of tomato plants in my garden and they all smell slightly different. The potato plants as well as the suspected tomato plant smell similar. In that row i had planted Peruvian purple potatoes…
Look at the leaves on the two plants.
Absolutely possible. My ducks are meal-worm and tomato addicted!
My ducks are better in gardening than i am!!!
I love tomatos! Unfortunately i can't eat them raw. :-(
Co - rrect! - But leaves of the different tomato breeds i have (yellow, red, cocktail, ...) are also looking different. And they all look somewhat similar, the potatoes included. Maybe Totato plant? Or Pomato?
Co - rrect! - But leaves of the different tomato breeds i have (yellow, red, cocktail, ...) are also looking different. And they all look somewhat similar, the potatoes included. Maybe Totato plant? Or Pomato?
We must raise different sorts of potatoes, then, because my fingerlings, Utahs, and browns all smell slightly musty and completely un-tomato-like. But I've never raised any potatoes but those; certainly not peruvian whatsits (most varieties don't do well in our wet weather. Fingerlings do the best in wet years, if you want to try again.)That's the issue: I have different kinds of tomato plants in my garden and they all smell slightly different. The potato plants as well as the suspected tomato plant smell similar. In that row i had planted Peruvian purple potatoes…
Well i guess i wait if they turn red or yellow and have my evil neighbor try one then.
That's a very good hint! Thank you very much! I have very heavy loamy soil here and the whole hill-site is a sponge due to some underground springs. I definitely will try fingerlings next year!
