My wife and I just bought a couple tomato plants from our local Sam's Club today and there were no indicators at all on any of the plants as to what type of tomato plants they were. I've included 2 different links to a couple of pictures I took of them. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Jesse
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There is no way to know. There are thousands of tomato varieties.
It is a regular leaf type and is likely indeterminate in growth habit. That's about all that can be said.
It looks like a really big tomato plant in a tiny pot that will starve later on because it has no root space. You should consider a much bigger pot, at least 7 - 10 gallon size.
It is a regular leaf type and is likely indeterminate in growth habit. That's about all that can be said.
It looks like a really big tomato plant in a tiny pot that will starve later on because it has no root space. You should consider a much bigger pot, at least 7 - 10 gallon size.
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