I found this tomato in a trader joes store last night. First time I ever seen it. I read some interesting stuff on wikipedia about it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kumato
Another interesting link
https://www.tomatocasual.com/2009/06/13/kumato-the-tomato-thats-always-ripe/
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Yeah I was thinking about saving the seeds. But after reading it sounded tricky. But I wonder if some of it is lies about needing a turtle to germinate the seeds. It states it is a hybrid, but I began to think how you could grow it and then stabilize it as an OP variety. Is it possible for people to get sued for trying to stabilize and/or collect seeds/grow this tomato? I did a forum search and found a few topics. I came across a thread of a few people who got the seeds from Duh_Vinci. Are his seeds these F3 seeds?