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Grittyville, WA

Hard to tell whats what here but the plant is sprawled out no cage the tomato is in the center of the plant on a shortish secondary vine.

Starting out this plant was tiny... the smallest of them. But guessing its an adequate size now, its maybe 16 sq ft. The rest are in cages. Turns out this might be the better way to do it in a low light environment... to make good use of the grow light.

9/4/2025 12:13:59 AM

Colorado

What one? The lambchop one or the other?

9/4/2025 3:00:39 PM

Grittyville, WA

The one off his 7.94. I believe the photo on giantstogrow is the wrong photo or I guess you could say the correct photo but the wrong genetics. But the gpc entries for last year are correct. He put the Lambchop as his exhibition fruit and the much nicer looking one off his own seedas his official entry.

Anyhow, I tried to grow the one that looked very nice. It came in 2nd but it was the standout tomato at the event. Most were catfaced and gnarly including my own.

9/4/2025 4:07:30 PM

Colorado

I had good luck with the other one off the lambchop seed. Well as good of luck as you can have on my crappy year. The 6.02 (Lambchop var) was one of my strongest plants and one of the only ones that had a megabloom that survived.

9/4/2025 6:04:04 PM