Hello everyone, I show you some photos of my plants today, I think that in 10 days I will transplant to the garden

Looking good Nico, will follow with interest. How are the husk tomatoes going

Hello friend Whoz, there is a link where I publish the photos, right now I am going to publish a photo, because I think the first flower is coming out, I publish it here and in its respective link: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=100

Happy spring Nico! Your plants look great.

How many plants are you planting?

In my garden I will put about 150 plants, the others are all to give away, and also in case I have any losses

Looks good Nico

Thank you all, for the encouragement, my garden is the best antidote for coronavirus, I think I will be locked up with my family at home for a long time, and I will have much more time to dedicate to my tomatoes

Wonderful! Is that Queen of Malinalco in the last pic?

Arnorrian, if she is the queen of malianco, Arnorrian if she wishes, I will keep seeds for you.

Oh, I got them. But my plants are much smaller. Thanks anyway.

This year I am going to follow some f2 crosses, in total 4 (f2) and one (f1), in this case the photo is of a stick cross and indigo drops, the truth is that I was not very excited about this cross, I did it practicing with manual pollination, from the f1 they only obtained two tomatoes with three seeds, from which two plants germinated, which are the ones I currently have, the two plants came out with the rough leaves and with four main stems, it seems that they will be very early like one of their parents since they are forming tomatoes after 40 days.
Having features as characteristic as their parents, a unique rough-shaped leaf and a blue tomato, I think they are perfect parents to learn, I hope that something interesting comes out, I love it.

Great, I am nosy!!

Nico, I love the idea of crossing Stick with other interesting varieties! Please post pictures of the fruit when you have some. Is it my imagination, or does the foliage look darker than normal Stick in your picture?

Wow, that’s a wonderful looking batch of seedlings. I hope you and your family are weathering the virus without too many obstacles.

ddsack, you are right, perhaps the foliage is darker green than the original stick, I will post more photos of the plant and of course the tomatoes. Thank you

PlainJane, thank you very much for the encouragement, everyone in my family is weathering the virus well and thank God Spain begins to recover with hopeful data, finally tomorrow the children will be able to go out on the street accompanied by an adult, my two small children need it .
  PlainJane also wishes you and your family health as well as everyone.
Thank you

Very intriguing looking plant Nico, looking forward to hear more of it. Good to hear that you and your family are well. All good down under

A few more photos, I will continue to publish, now is the beginning of everything, the good temperatures begin and the plants grow very well.

Carolina reaper chocolate Carolina reaper red cruz stick/indigo drops purple tiger Minibel chocolate minibel orange blue cristmas

Your plants are looking very, very good!!!!