July 22nd Is International BLT Day!

[Cornelius_Gotchberg]

This is my favorite time of the year !

Yeah Buddy!

The Gotch

[JRinPA]

Next week? Plenty of time between now and then to have about 10 BLTs. So next week can be number 11.

[Cornelius_Gotchberg]

Next week? Plenty of time between now and then to have about 10 BLTs. So next week can be number 11.

The Gotch

[Uncle_Feist]

August 21st and I've had several since July 22nd, probably have another tomorrow on the one month anniversary.

[Yak54]

Those beauties look like Lucky Cross ?

[Uncle_Feist]

Those beauties look like Lucky Cross ?

They are Old German.

[JRinPA]

I was thinking they looked like lithium sunset. Bigger though, I only grew them once or twice on a Fla weave, probably 2017.

OMG is that miracle whip? How does one say, IM SORRY IM SORRY IM SORRY in German?

[Mark_Thompson]

@Uncle_Feist Where did you get your time machine? I too would like to travel back to a time when a pound of bacon could be purchased for under two dollars.

[Cornelius_Gotchberg]

Those beauties look like Lucky Cross ?

They are Old German.

That's what I was thinking. I brought a ~1.5 lb/~680 gram nearly flawless OG (with other "friends") into the Iron County Miner (Published Weekly/Read Daily!-https://ironcountyminer.com/) office yesterday.

Their jaws dropped to the floor just looking at it, I could only imagine their faces when they slice that looker up; people up this way (~15 miles/24 kms from Lake Superior) just don't get Tomatoes like that.

The Gotch

[Uncle_Feist]

I was thinking they looked like lithium sunset. Bigger though, I only grew them once or twice on a Fla weave, probably 2017.

OMG is that miracle whip? How does one say, IM SORRY IM SORRY IM SORRY in German?

[Uncle_Feist]

@Uncle_Feist Where did you get your time machine? I too would like to travel back to a time when a pound of bacon could be purchased for under two dollars.

I would love to have a time machine! I'd park it in 1982.

[Uncle_Feist]

Those beauties look like Lucky Cross ?

They are Old German.

That's what I was thinking. I brought a ~1.5 lb/~680 gram nearly flawless OG (with other "friends") into the Iron County Miner (Published Weekly/Read Daily!-https://ironcountyminer.com/) office yesterday.

Their jaws dropped to the floor just looking at it, I could only imagine their faces when they slice that looker up; people up this way (~15 miles/24 kms from Lake Superior) just don't get Tomatoes like that.

The Gotch

Old German is a nice variety for sure, they produce a nice crop of fruit as well. I used to grow em every year when I grew for profit and they always gained the attention of the crowd and brought a premium at auction. I would place fruit single layer in 10-20 lb. flats so customers could see everything they were bidding on. Several times I've had enough fruit to load 10 or 12 wood pallets single layer and that would stretch 50 feet or so down the auction floor.

The first fruit can be absolute monsters if really cared for and disease pressure is light. I've had numerous 3 pounders and a few approaching 4. My sons always loved to pick the OG's because they were big and always contained a lunker or 2.