That’s great to hear. Unfortunately none of my seeds germinated. I got them in a trade last year and only had 5. So maybe this will be one that I grow in 2025.
@@jencordial yeah I’ve been researching them. I figured at this point I have to try some of the varieties of stuff that I have then maybe look at crossing the ones I like to see if I can make a good micro dwarf. So this year is for exploration. Grow it all and find out what’s good. Next year I’ll add experimentation to the mix!
Hi dear Jen, Again what a lovely video. What a great idea to list them all up. I hope you find them all! Let's see if I could help you on your quest....
I love dwarf tomatoes as well.i think their very easy amd dont need a bigger space. Dwarf are becoming my go to go tomatoes. Im growing little bing hybrid inside and been harvesting a lot
I grew Ann’s dusky rose plum last year it was a beauty! I also got one that didn’t produce any Antho, I’ve saved seeds for it and will grow it again this year to see if I get the same outcome
Thanks for this video Jen, I appreciate it so much, now I actually have something to go by for my future dwarf tomato purchases... I need to see the pictures too... and in my opinion dwarf tomato plants are the absolute best... no work at all... and the taste is almost always top notch!! YES keep doing these videos, people need the info and it's hard to find... these guides and also your amazing taste tests... keep it up!!
After getting more organizer cases on sale at hobby lobby ( Michaels too yay!) I organized my tomatoes by category better n holy moly I need more dwarves .! Your video came at a perfect time haha take my money victory seed! 😛
Hi doll! I don't use Facebook anymore because it's very toxic and full of misinformation but I would love to get ahold of some of your seeds for a swap, unless you have an online shop where i can purchase these seeds. Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊 and Aww that’s to bad. I’ve traded seeds with people in Belgium so maybe join the Facebook group Tomato Lovers Collective and Swap and do some trading.
Yes I’ve heard some of them are not worth trying, but I’d really like to make that decision for myself so I do plan on trying out all of them at some point. Once I’ve done that I’ll try to do a top 10 video. 😁
@@jencordial i have the same feelings about trying them all for myself. Plus there's so many factors in growing conditions that can effect taste. I'd LOVE a review of what your own faves turn out to be!
would you recommend loxton lass? I want a good yellow dwarf that's productive and tasty. Was thinking of growing that one next year. If anybodys grown that one, what was your experience with it?
I have it in collection but have not grown that one as of yet. I did grow summer sunrise dwarf this year and it’s been a showstopper. Really big fruits on a plant that’s dealing with severe drought and heat and still they are quite tasty.
Are you not counting micro dwarfs?....and your list seems to be missing quite a few.....I will watch again and than list the ones I have that you haven't
Although Jing Aramis is a dwarf it is not one that is part of the dwarf tomato project. It was developed by Blane Horton. There are dozens of many dwarfs around now and being developed every year now. It’s incredibly exciting.
