Tomato Review - A look at 22 varieties of tomato plants mid-season
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2022
- In this tomato review video Alexa shares the progress of 22 tomato varieties mid-season. Picking time is coming soon, but before then it is fun to see how the plants are growing, what they look like, and some struggles we are having to face during the growing season. If you want to learn more about different tomato varieties and try out something new, then watch the full video! We are talking about 22 different yummy tomato types.
Also check out the Tomato Taste Test review series to hear about how these tomatoes taste! • Tomato Taste Test Seri...
Mortgage Lifter Tomato, Costoluto Genovese Tomato, Trip-L-Crop Tomato, German Pink Tomato,
Dr. Wyches Tomato, Kellogg's Breakfast Tomato, Green Giant Tomato, Ananas Noire (Black Pineapple) Tomato,
Indigo Apple Tomato, Dark Galaxy Tomato, Black Beauty Tomato, Black Sea Man Tomato,
Barry's Crazy Cherry Tomato, Black Strawberry Cherry Tomato, Blue Cream Berries Tomato, Isis Candy Cherry Tomato, Pink Bumblebee Cherry Tomato,
Amish Paste Tomato, Big Mama Tomato, Powers (Chernobyl) Tomato, Hungarian Heart Tomato, Jersey Devil Tomato
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I need to watch your taste test again to see how you like the Ananas Noir ...I grew it a few years back and really liked it. The tomatoes were big which we loved!
Excited to find your channel!!! Well done!!!
Hi Julie! So glad to have you here ☺️
Hey there! I now have a 2 part review series going over how my 2022 garden 22 tomato varieties did and taste! Hope you’ll check it out!!
Tomato Taste Review of 22 Varieties (Part 1)
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Tomatoes are my favorite to grow. I’m trying the darker tomatoes for the first time this year. I’m glad you mentioned that they are good for inflammation because I was told by the dr. that I should stay away from tomatoes because they cause inflammation. I’m sure they mean the red ones. That would be a life saver to have tomatoes and no inflammation ❤❤❤. I really wanted to grow Luke’s Giant Crimson as well. I haven’t been able to get any. I’ve been on the wait list lol
This is the year of the purple tomato for me. I will likely be growing more of those than anything else. :)
@@bloomandwiltgardens that’s awesome. I can’t wait to try them
Looking forward to your harvest review this year! :))
I’ve been working on editing it this week. It will be out soon!!
Hey there! I now have a 2 part review series going over how my 2022 garden 22 tomato varieties did and taste! Hope you’ll check it out!!
Tomato Taste Review of 22 Varieties (Part 1)
ruclips.net/video/XM3ywTlq8-M/видео.html
Ah I'm in Uniontown!!!! I'm so excited to see you're videos. I'm new to gardening and Ohio seems so challenging.
Oh cool! That’s about 1.5 hr southwest of me. I’m up by Lake Erie. I hope my videos can help and if you have any questions please ask away! We can actually grow a lot 9-10 months out of the year.
Hey there! I now have a 2 part review series going over how my 2022 garden 22 tomato varieties did and taste! Hope you’ll check it out!!
Tomato Taste Review of 22 Varieties (Part 1)
ruclips.net/video/XM3ywTlq8-M/видео.html
Yes, last season was a bad tomato season for a lot of people 😢I know we struggled.
the lack of rain was hard!
Hay I'm Columbus Ohio and my salad tomatoes first produced June 20 Gold Nuggets and Sun Sugar. And never quit.
First slicers black krim and Thornbury Terracotta Started July 1st and never quit.
I didn't plant until last week of May and I started my own plants and only 1 bloom and 0 tomatoes were on my seedlings.
Also of 24 bell peppers I had 7 on a picture July 1 and size for stuffing and something to be proud of as many Ohio gardens has struggled.
Ask me what the biggest reason I am having my best season and I will tell you.
Favorite tomato for us is Midnight Snack
Wow that is all impressive! You must take wonderful care and time to tend everything well. What is your secret?
My biggest change is as I'm starting my own seedlings. YEAH "Growfully with Jenna " has a 3 step seedlings mixture 1 her basic. No2 adds worm casting and her 3rd includes micorizomes ( check her video I missed spelling a 35 letter word.) But that's the biggest difference as you know many Ohio people has maybe their worst year. I've never did as early. 4 different salad gave me June Tomatoes and Thornbury Terracotta on July first and Black Krim a week later.
You are gifted at discrimination of different tomatoes great job there girl 👧
Thanks
@@johnjude2685 thank you for the suggestions, I will look into them! I’m very happy you had such a good season. My tomatoes have done well, just later than normal. But what is normal anyway in the gardening world?! Haha
I appreciate all your kind words. ❤️
What were your Black Krim's like this year? I thought mine were crap. First year trying them after swapping Cherokee Purple out for Black Krim. Sure they grow big and looked very good, but the taste profile just wasn't there and I found them kind of watery and tasteless. A big disappointment after hearing so much positive things about Black Krim. I won't be growing it again next year now.
@@petyrbaelish1718 I haven’t grown black krim yet, but maybe @john Jude has some insight to share?
I wasn't impressed by Giant Crimson. I have 4 plants but flavor falls flat & understand why took so long for Luke to produce enough seeds to sell there is not a ton of seeds in them. Make sure you use a blossom bag to prevent cross pollination. Great update 👍
Love Isis Candy, by far my favorite cherry ever! Ananas Noir is hands down beautiful and super delicious. Yes, I have ton of blossom end rot as well. Was able to salvage what I could lake Erie weather ugh. Mushroom basket similar to Genovise but less cat facing it was my 1st 2lb tomato this year.
Good to know on Giant Crimson. I haven't gotten to taste one yet, but I think this week I will.
Ananas Noir was not great..at least not the one I tried 2 days ago. I have some more fruit maybe those will be better!
@@bloomandwiltgardens Pick it mid-day and when has pinks outside. My 1st few were not great either until I realized timing is everything harvest and avoid picking after a rain like the last 2 days. I was skeptical as well until picked perfect timing.
@@kittiew260 I will definitely try again! Thank you so much
Where are your leaves?
Hi Mark, which leaves are you asking about? If tomatoes, I prune heavily early season because we get a lot of rain which leads to disease of the plant.
@@bloomandwiltgardens the tomato plant leaves. They produce the sugar for the plant so it can grow and put out tomatoes. Not to mention flavor them.
@@Mugsmaster Thanks for your comment. There are plenty of leaves left for the plant to produce and get what it needs. Some people choose to leave their plants very bushy. Due to my climate here I prefer to keep them more pruned.
Slow ripening here. Brandywines are hard to beat in taste….
I need to try Brandywines next year for sure. This week I think most the tomatoes are going to turn and ripen. Get ready!
Do you ever feel bad for eating the tomatoes since they were jus out there trying to live their life and then you eat them?
Or is that what they want?
Interesting analysis! I have learned that these plants produce fruit with the intention of being consumed in order repopulate. Plants just want to reproduce which is why they make seeds. The seeds are coated in a gel that can pass through the volatile digestive track (acid in stomachs) and come out the other side in tact. Think of an animal that eats a tomato and poops out the seeds. The plant now has the right environment to grow in manure that will only support its nutritional requirement to grow a whole new plant.
So to answer your question, I don’t feel bad for eating anything my garden produces. 😊