I bought seeds of this variety online because of great reviews. All the seeds I planted germinated, and I thinned down to two plants. They each had about 5 tomatoes, and kept flowering when our hot dry heat hit, but stagnated. Their leaves curl (natural defense against heat), but the plants are full and ripening. I was getting ready to take them out once their tomatoes had ripened, and then they surprised me with a lot of new baby tomatoes.

I read that Carmello produces well into rainy season, so I plan to see what happens. There is one tomato almost ripe. I'll edit this to let you know how it tastes.