No, but it sounds like a great variety. Double Helix Farms offers it (most if not all of the varieties they offer that I've tried are capable of being exceptionally tasty). What did you want to know?

From what I can find about it, I think I would like to try growing it next year. It sounds interesting no cracking or blemishing with a good flavor. Plus might grow in hot weather.

I read that Indian Stripe & Cherokee Purple taste the same. I don't know about Indian Stripe but I really like the taste of Cherokee Purple. For taste Baker Family Heirloom has fantastic flavor for a red tomato.

They ARE the same :) Indian Stripe is a strain of Cherokee Purple which is more productive.

Linda

We've grown Pale Perfect Purple several times. Our PPP's have been sweet and juicy. Mine have always been PL plants that produced medium sized uniform pink globes. Not dark at all. It was very prolific here in the hot summer's of Kansas. I'd grow it again for sure. Maybe 2018?

Shell

Tatiana's, Sand Hill, Delectation of Tomatoes or Tomato Fest may have seeds for PPP as well.

Shell

I grow Pale Perfect Purple every year. It is a nice round pink tomato that is very productive for me. So productive that hope to grow it every year. It continues will into the fall and it is one of the last varieties to succumb to any viruses.

Cindy