Color Of Tomato Plants
As anyone that follows my posts knows, I am growing 4 "batches" of tomato plants sourced from supermarket tomatoes. They are quite different from each others. Batch 1 plants are vine like and one plant survived a Miami summer. The tomatoes are about 1 3/4 " in diameter. Batch 2 are tree like and lighter in color with larger tomatoes, much larger than batch 1. They are not disease resistant. Batch 3 are much darker green but have fewer tomatoes on the plants. They have little disease. Batch 4 are still seedlings. The jury is still out on these.
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Here's an example of variety difference in tomato plant/foliage colors and structures/shapes:
Subject: WHO WILL BE GROWING WINTER TOMATOES INSIDE THIS YEAR?
Subject: Finally! Off to a haphazard start for the 2014 season

Subject: WHO WILL BE GROWING WINTER TOMATOES INSIDE THIS YEAR?
I posted a bunch of seedling photos noting the colors and shapes of the foliage here, too. You are right! It's very interesting and intriguingapplestar wrote:Blooming Kootenai. Look at the color contrast with the chartreuse foliage of Cherokee Tiger Large Red(there is a regular tomato leaf colored Sweet N Neat leaf tip to the left for comparison. The beat up fuzzy leaf in the right front is an eggplant.
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Subject: Finally! Off to a haphazard start for the 2014 season