Tomato germination.
- Redtenchu
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Tomato germination.
So... my wife has a few tomato plants and when we cut this one open, this is what we found. Is this not totally weird? The seeds started to germinate inside the fruit!
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Re: Tomato germination.
I've never seen that happen before. That's pretty strange.
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Re: Tomato germination.
I thought for sure those were worms..
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Re: Tomato germination.
crazy right?reppend wrote:I thought for sure those were worms..
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Re: Tomato germination.
I guess it isn't too rare, a quick google search shows much cooler pictures of this phenomenon.
- probasesteal
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Re: Tomato germination.
Interesting, I've never experienced this. Do you think it has anything to do with the type or time left on the vine?
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Tomato germination.
It's called Vivipary, here is a short and sweet article explaining the phenomenon. https://uconnladybug.wordpress.com/2014 ... -a-tomato/
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Re: Tomato germination.
Good read, thanks.Redtenchu wrote:It's called Vivipary, here is a short and sweet article explaining the phenomenon. https://uconnladybug.wordpress.com/2014 ... -a-tomato/
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