Could be most any one of the at least 50+ red/yellow bicolors. Sorry.

Dave

Yeah, I understand. There are some possibilities but nothing really shouted THIS IS IT!

If raised from a seed not coming out of a commercial seed production operation or other situation where something is being done to keep strains true to type it might actually not match up exactly with any specific existing strain.

Your best bet then would be to contact the place where you purchased it. Find out what they were growing out that fits this discussion. Especially if you like it. It's a beautiful tomato. Definitely worth the effort.

I bought the plant from a local produce store. At various times during the year they have plants of one type or another. They aren't a nursery, so they don't grow them. They just get them from some other source.

This was marked as Lemon Boy, which I had purchased there last year, but this clearly is something different.

The market should be able to tell you a nursery or two they buy from. Then you give those a call. Just don't take no for an answer. If someone says they "don't know" ask to speak with someone else who would.

Or maybe the grower info is on the tag?

I've purchased chicks from a local farm store. Then did something similar to find out the hatchery and get info on the chicks.

Best of luck to you. I love a good mystery.

It was just one of those standard two-inch pots with a plastic info thing stuck in it.

Pick a bi-color, any bi-color :) but on the bottom may be some white splotches from stink bug bites and not the natural coloring of the tomato.

That would not surprise me.

Email Craig. He’s the Tomato guy. Wrote Epic Tomatoes. Maybe you have a new kind of Tomato. He might want some seeds too to figure it out. https://www.craiglehoullier.com/contact/