Here's where my SOTW is right now. It's from seed I got from Remy. I also got some Millionaire eggplant seed from her and the first one of this year's is almost ready.

That's such as strong healthy plant. I hope to see your eggplant when it's ready. You do nice work.

Five for Remy went in their holes today...I didn't take pics but they were the most impressive of the tomato starts for their age. Nice and stalky (thick).

I think I got 3 SOTW in yesterday. I can't wait to start picking. Gonna make some awesome sauce and think of Remy when I do.

2 of these 36 are for Remy. Finished the newspaper mulch/cages yesterday before recieving 1" of soaking rain.

My 3 SOTW are coming along nicely...

goodloe wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 9:09 pm My 3 SOTW are coming along nicely..

Beautiful leaves and look at that blossom!

Ooohhh! Flowers!

Our SOTW are the best looking tomato plants in our garden. Planted the 14th of last month and have several blooms already. We have nine other varieties and six plants of each variety. This is the first time we have grown SOTW. I hope they taste as good as everyone says they do.

Under good growing conditions, and if you happen to like the flavor of a near perfectly balanced tomato, they should be as good (and more) as everyone says they are.

Picked my 1st Stump of the World yesterday! A big, beautiful fused specimen, weighing in at 499 grams. Taste test in a few days...

goodloe wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 4:36 pm 20210706_185336.jpgPicked my 1st Stump of the World yesterday! A big, beautiful fused specimen, weighing in at 499 grams. Taste test in a few days...

Yay!

Two more ripe SOTW... The one on the left came in at 13 oz...

This is the second SOTW of the year. It's 9.9 oz (280g) which is smaller than last year's but there are larger ones coming on.

1st blushing Stump

Looking good.
It won't be long now, here...I hope...

I tried my first Stump today, it was small, my plants are a bit stunted this year. I've had a few random tomatoes, none have been good this year, so I wasn't expecting much. But wow, this one was so tasty! On top of that, not only did this plant survive the crazy year I've been having, but 2 other STOW plants I stuck in a corner of my yard survived, too, and they're thriving. It's a keeper!

Picked my first SotW, ever! I love it!

It's a beautiful one.

Mine are blushing, and have been picked because we are due to get some rain.... Can't wait to taste them!

Linda