What the heck is a random tomato anyway?

i should have made that more clear,by random i mean that it is not a known variety. like the seeds that come from a hybrid tomatoe or one that you dident pollinate yourself to keep it pure.

Sorry this is the closest that I could get for you. Didn't take any pics as baby seedlings like I should have.

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Oh and here's some pics of peppers and tomatoes the first time I potted them up.

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Hi,

Myself do not know what to expect at each stage (thru its timeline / lifecycle) as I am completely new to this.

Last year my attempts were failed at the beginning of the season itself (gar_newbie). This year going good so far with the help of this forum.

This is what I got (as on today):

1. Burpee - Eggplant - Black Beauty
Seed: Mar 7
Germinated in: 8 days

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2. Burpee - Pepper - All alarm Hot mix
Seed: Mar 7
Germinated in: 9 days

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3. Burpee - Tomato - Roma
Seed: Mar 20
Germinated in: 6 days

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I am planing to transplant them by May 15.

Regards,
Ganesh

Not sure what you are asking. There are very few plants where cultivars can be identified at the seedling stage. Tomatoes for example, you can identify a potato leafed cultivar from a regular leaf one, but that about as far as you can go with any certainty. Eggplants, you can differentiate between purple stem and green stem cultivars. Peppers are even more difficult. ditto with brassicas.

i guess i meant the plant or fruit of a unknown variety. hey ganesh,are you sure that a black beauty? mines looks diffrent so i hope its just because od diffrent conditions.

Staticx,

Yes, they are black beauty.

The seed pack got from Walmart says

"Traditional
Burpee
Organic
Eggplant
Black Beauty"

They are under lights with an average temperature of 69 F.

Regards,
Ganesh