I had several that gave at least one tomato that was over a pound. Park's Whopper gave the most, and the largest. One Mr Stripey was close to two pounds. It sure was tasty.

Giant Belgium @ 1 lb 4.25 ounces.

Dave

Ananas Noir : Almost 20 oz.

Sey

Kelloggs Breakfast. I didn't weigh it but I would guess close to 2 lbs.

Daniel - yours is a good example of what one gets from fused blooms (aka 'megablooms') and a good example of why I prefer to remove them. That's not a single fruit. Gven all the sepals showing it is 3 maybe 4 fruit fused together.

Dave

Big Rainbow

Susan

German Pink at 24 oz.

Dave, why do you remove the fused blooms ?

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Images of fused fruit produced by fused blooms

Because they are a source of stress for the plant, are very often terminal bloom clusters so terminate that particular stem and the future production of that stem is lost, and because IF they produce anything it is an ugly, twisted, deformed, wad of multiple fused fruits. Not something I want.

I don't know about weight.. but I had a few Woodle Orange last year that were the size of a softball. They were my largest tomatoes. I don't usually weigh my tomatoes, so I have no idea what my heaviest tomatoes were.

These are some that I harvested last year. I had quite a few over 2# and a bunch at least a pound or more. The variety is called Anna Margaret's Heart.