Identify This Tomato?

[Cornelius_Gotchberg]

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The Gotch

[MissS]

Gotch, I doubt that you will find that many of us will try to answer this question. It is impossible to name a variety by a picture alone and even more difficult without seeing the leaves or knowing if the plant is Det or Indet. Of course in this case you aren't showing us a round red tomato by still more info is needed before anyone wants to try.

Nice maters though!

[worth1]

Looks like it came from the late bronze age.
Somewhere around Mesopotamia possibly Babylon.

[Cornelius_Gotchberg]

@MissS it was posted to neighborsnextdoor to see if anyone could identify it; she got it at the Willy Street Co-op and it apparently wasn't labeled.

Some said Speckled Roman, I thought Marzano Fire.

The Gotch

[Setec Astronomy]

The shape/color looks wrong to me for Marzano Fire, but I'd say it's something in the Artisan family, perhaps a Lucky Agi, Lucky Tiger, or even a Green Tiger. Of course I'm not too experienced with this and most of the tomatoes I have grown have been Artisan, so I may have an ID bias. Plus a dose of naivete according to Miss S.

[Cole_Robbie]

The shape/color looks wrong to me for Marzano Fire, but I'd say it's something in the Artisan family, perhaps a Lucky Agi, Lucky Tiger, or even a Green Tiger.

Agreed. My guess would be lucky tiger. Here is a seed company pic for comparison:
https://jakeseed.com/wp-content/uploads ... -tiger.jpg

[Cornelius_Gotchberg]

@Setec Astronomy, @Cole_Robbie; appreciate your contributions.

For some reason, the system won't allow me to Thumbs_You's_Up, but consider it done....in spirit!

The Gotch

[Tormahto]

Looks like it came from the late bronze age.
Somewhere around Mesopotamia possibly Babylon.

Worth would know.

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