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    #1

    Tennessee on board!

    Joining from Tennessee. Thanks Dan!
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    Hey welcome aboard! I'll review our notes and see which you've been sent and get the "About" pages up for those!
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        #4
        OK, not a whole lot of info on these yet - it seems these lines have almost no development on them so far (or at least, none reported). Here are the links to what I have so far:

        About 129X - Tomato Talk
        https://www.tomato-talk.com/forum/the-micro-tomato-diversity-project/families/crosses/129x/456-about-129x
        Female Parent Variety: 79X F1 (33X F4 x 35X F3) Growth Type: Micro Leaf Type: Carrot Leaf Fruit Type: MultiFlora? Male Parent Variety: Captain Lucky Growth Type: Indeterminate Leaf Type: Regular Fruit Type: Beefsteak MultiFlora? No Name Seed Available? 129X F1 Some

        About 136X - Tomato Talk
        https://www.tomato-talk.com/forum/the-micro-tomato-diversity-project/families/crosses/136x/457-about-136x
        Female Parent Variety: 35X F3 Growth Type: Micro Leaf Type: Carrot Leaf Fruit Type: MultiFlora? Male Parent Variety: (Tidy X Pork Chop) Growth Type: Dwarf Leaf Type: Regular Fruit Type: Beefsteak MultiFlora? No Name Seed Available? 136X F1 Some

        About 148X - Tomato Talk
        https://www.tomato-talk.com/forum/the-micro-tomato-diversity-project/families/crosses/148x/458-about-148x
        Female Parent Variety: 88X F2 CL Growth Type: Micro Leaf Type: Carrot Leaf Fruit Type: MultiFlora? Male Parent Variety: 93X F3 1 Growth Type: Micro Leaf Type: Regular Fruit Type: MultiFlora? Name Seed Available? 148X F1 A good amount Click image for larger version Name: 148X.png Views: 14 Size: 41.8 KB

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          #5
          Is the Tidy referenced the ‘Tidy Treats’ tomato?

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            Originally posted by Ecophreek View Post
            Is the Tidy referenced the ‘Tidy Treats’ tomato?
            No, this would be the Tidy line from the Dwarf Project:
            Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
            http://www.tomatoville.com/forumdisplay.php?f=149
            Tomatoville® Gardening Discussion Forums We Speak Tomato


            I am not sure if this was from a F1 or further selected, though. If you look at the pedigree chart on the 150X about thread, you can see the heritage there (follow the 33X F4 line)
            https://www.tomato-talk.com/forum/th...t-150x
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              #7
              Originally posted by SeanInVa View Post
              OK, not a whole lot of info on these yet - it seems these lines have almost no development on them so far (or at least, none reported). Here are the links to what I have so far:

              About 129X - Tomato Talk
              https://www.tomato-talk.com/forum/the-micro-tomato-diversity-project/families/crosses/129x/456-about-129x
              Female Parent Variety: 79X F1 (33X F4 x 35X F3) Growth Type: Micro Leaf Type: Carrot Leaf Fruit Type: MultiFlora? Male Parent Variety: Captain Lucky Growth Type: Indeterminate Leaf Type: Regular Fruit Type: Beefsteak MultiFlora? No Name Seed Available? 129X F1 Some

              About 136X - Tomato Talk
              https://www.tomato-talk.com/forum/the-micro-tomato-diversity-project/families/crosses/136x/457-about-136x
              Female Parent Variety: 35X F3 Growth Type: Micro Leaf Type: Carrot Leaf Fruit Type: MultiFlora? Male Parent Variety: (Tidy X Pork Chop) Growth Type: Dwarf Leaf Type: Regular Fruit Type: Beefsteak MultiFlora? No Name Seed Available? 136X F1 Some

              About 148X - Tomato Talk
              https://www.tomato-talk.com/forum/the-micro-tomato-diversity-project/families/crosses/148x/458-about-148x
              Female Parent Variety: 88X F2 CL Growth Type: Micro Leaf Type: Carrot Leaf Fruit Type: MultiFlora? Male Parent Variety: 93X F3 1 Growth Type: Micro Leaf Type: Regular Fruit Type: MultiFlora? Name Seed Available? 148X F1 A good amount Click image for larger version Name: 148X.png Views: 14 Size: 41.8 KB
              No one has grown these F2s yet. I have a few 136X growing now. He will be the first, so I hope he keeps us posted and is ready to share F3s.

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                Originally posted by Ecophreek View Post
                Is the Tidy referenced the ‘Tidy Treats’ tomato?
                No. Tidy is a reference to a family in the Dwarf Project. It's is the result of a cross between Rosella Purple X Pink Berkeley Tie-dye. Rosella Purple is a Dwarf Project dwarf that is a cross between Budai X Stump of the World.

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                  #9
                  Will absolutely be sharing info and F3s, I can also send out F2 seed if you want Dan. You’re the boss - you tell me what you want to happen ?

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                    Originally posted by Ecophreek View Post
                    Will absolutely be sharing info and F3s, I can also send out F2 seed if you want Dan. You’re the boss - you tell me what you want to happen ?
                    No bosses here. I'm happy to share anything I have grown. What I want is happening. Thanks.
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