Let's see your ugliest tomatoes here.

The Cherokee Purple on the right next to a pretty Amish Paste, can’t remember what the other tomato was. This Cherokee Purple Ended up being 19 ounces. Not so bad to look at from the topside view. Pretty ugly on the blossom end. Ripened nicely and was tasty, no insect attacks and nothing other than the obvious scars to trim away.

Yay. Our first ugly tomato of 2020. It's the result of a fused blossom.

No tomato is ugly to the parent plant

My first New Big Dwarf blossom was huge one and it produced one big and ugly tomato. It is not yet completely ripe, but I had to pick it, because the cooling nights have brought higher humidity and botrytis has started to spread in the greenhouse.
This may be sliced for sandwiches tonight.

Sari

Oh my, Sari. You may have a winner there.

Let me introduce you to the Twins

Here's my entry

Red Lithium

svalli wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 2:46 am My first New Big Dwarf blossom was huge one and it produced one big and ugly tomato. It is not yet completely ripe, but I had to pick it, because the cooling nights have brought higher humidity and botrytis has started to spread in the greenhouse.

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This may be sliced for sandwiches tonight.

Sari

Do you have Edward Scissorhands on call for the slicing?

eyegrotom wrote: ↑Mon Aug 24, 2020 3:57 pm IMG_20200824_135004703.jpgLet me introduce you to the Twins

They're neither fraternal, nor paternal. They are patternal, as the pattern is clearly ugly.

While not the ugliest tomato I've ever raised, this catfaced monstrosity (26.47 ounce/750 gram Giant Garden Paste) deserves mention.



The Gotch

Also deserving of mention, these catfaced babies (clockwise from top left: Costoluto Genovese, Giant Garden Paste, & Black Krim) look like they've been sucking on lemons...

The Gotch

Behold the ugly duckling

Perhaps not "classically" ugly, this Jefferson Giant is in the conversation... The Gotch

@Cornelius_Gotchberg ugly and it looks really tasty too!

@MissS; the REALLY ugly ones are still green-n-vine-bound.

Please note the hole above the green lobe; looks like 3-in-1.

Tasty? We'll find out later today.

EDIT: It wanted its (arguably) better side to be displayed as well. The Gotch

Cornelius_Gotchberg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 03, 2022 8:42 am @MissS; the REALLY ugly ones are still green-n-vine-bound.

Please note the hole above the green lobe; looks like 3-in-1.

Tasty? We'll find out later today.

EDIT: It wanted its (arguably) better side to be displayed as well.
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The Gotch

I agree, that's a much better side to see here!

I meant to post these pictures back in June. These are from a Tasmanian Chocolate that I started seed from in February. It is disturbingly ugly.

Lee
Tulsa, OK

Some plants obviously see catfacing as an art form....

Well I just don't know what to say....