LOL

Wow if that is huge I have some mammoth Husky Cherry Red growing in my garden. (Sarcasm intended in humor.)

Those look like the smallest cherry tomatoes I have seen so far. I hope you get a metric ton of them from the plant.

If from Ecuador I bet you were sent seeds for S.pimpinellifolium, a currant tomato.

Eat them quickly before they aspire to the huge ones you might have expected. LOL

I happen to like currant ones,horrible to pick,I just pick a whole cluster and snack on them.

It's one of the now15 speciesof tomatoes known and all originated in Chile and Peru and no doub tEcuador as well.

Carolyn

Thanks for the info, Carolyn - I'll eat a handful on your behalf!

Sounding ignorant here.... what is Tejas?

See link below, but usually Tejas refers to Texas. ( smile)

Which I know not b'c I fetched a link for you but b'c I've been in Texas as in visiting a friend south of Dallas.

Carolyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Texas

Oh ! Thanks.

probably closer to the original cultivar than the typical garden plant - last year a neighbor gave me a seedling that produced similarly small "current" tomatoes - like berries really very tasty but hard to harvest - just have to eat them off the vine. I started seed from that plant this year will see what result I get. Based on the giver I assume it was heirloom and will produce true.