Dwarf Vince's Haze Tomato

I can't emphasize enough how great these tomatoes taste. Compact, dwarf just as I expected, no issues with disease, very healthy throughout the season. Fruits varied in size and some were deeply lobed and others not at all. Regardless, I'd grow these again in a heartbeat.

Vince's Haze is making a strong comeback and is now taller than some of the other dwarf plants that didn't suffer the same stem damage. I think it was cold weather that initially stunted the Vince. It looks good and has greenies.

All three seeds germinated. Planted in a five gallon bucket. I think I damaged the stalk during transplant as it developed scabby marks and didn't grow as fast as some of the other dwarfs. Seems to be healing now and growing well, catching up. Is making flowers and the first one is a giant fasciated bud. I cut it off and there are other, normal ones growing. It is so interesting.

The fruit are medium to medium large and purple, round to oblate, produced in large numbers on a gorgeous potato leaf dwarf plant. The flavor is just excellent - it has it all, and takes those good qualities from one of the parents, my friend Keith's Purple Haze.