Thanks a bunch! A really, really good tomato for sure. Each grow in each yard can be somewhat different, but for us one of the best tasting we have had. :)
Thanks a bunch! Really happy those made it over. The mail had bounced it around several times as this chaos arrived. LOL You have been such a great friend to us for several years now and wanted to get a share to you for like 3 years almost. Going to be a unique and hopeful grow year for sure. Our seeds are chaotic and untested. Just have to remind. Been seeing your FB market grow posts and that looks legit and super professional. Worry our seeds may not be as expected but more so to inspire finding something unique. Rambling again. LOL
Thanks tons! After having that Amana recently to compare it to helped a lot. This one I think would be better for a salsa, but more typical kind for us. Like a red salsa. We expected it to be a lot sweeter as well and even though it tasted more like a red flavor than the other yellows, it was really, really good.
Thanks a bunch! This year for us is about trying as many unique things as possible and happy about the chance to share our personal experience with others. :)
I think I'll try this tomato this season or Nick season looks like a pretty good one thanks for sharing I also subscribe to your Channel y'all have a good one l
Thanks a bunch! A really good tomato for sure and one we are hoping to have again this year. Our situation might be a little different, but we enjoyed this type tons. :)
Yeah I hear people say bakers a lot and I catch it every time I know it's an easy mistake but I catch it every time and want to correct them without being a jerk you beat me to it.
I bought seeds of this tomato today, I've planted them and can't wait for them to grow 😍 last few years I've had to travel a lot so I always leave just before my tomatoes ripen and always come back after the whole plant has died, so I never get to taste the fruits of my labour 😭😭😭❤
Thanks a bunch! We grow in containers and have a short season. We also crowd grow alot since we have so little space but usually we get around 5-15. I say that though because this is a really great indeterminate type and in the ground or a better grow situation could be alot better. :)
@@UT33200 Thanks for your reply. Yes I know that container gardening produces less fruit. I'm willing to give it a try if i can get 5-10 from this variety. Fingers crossed.
Thanks a bunch! Yellow and orange tomatoes are great flavors for sure. Yellows tend to lean a little more mild than the brighter oranges but both really seem to carry alot more sweet taste akin to a fruit than a vegetable. Still a tomato and tomato flavor for sure but alot sweeter like a citrus style acidity. :)
doesn't look like a bi-color and it's my understanding Pineapple is a bi-color. This one looks like Hawaiian Pineapple which is supposed to be a solid light golden/orange. ???
Thanks tons! That is very probable I think. Last year(2019) we grew one called 'Pineapple' with the 'Mr. Stripey' moniker next to it and it did have some variation in it. The one from this video was from the 2018 season and Baker Creek seeds just labeled 'Pineapple'. Both had a noticeable flavor difference as well even having been tried in different seasons. We really liked the 2018 one which caused us to want to grow it again and wasn't a ton disappointed since both were excellent, but have noticed that. Thanks for the info as it helps to look for that specific variety in the future. :)
@@UT33200 Try Virginia Sweets :) It utterly blew me away last summer. I miss it so much LOL I wanted to try Pineapple or Hawaiian Pineapple and can't decide. I already have like $100 of seeds in my carts :)
Ummm.......is the ending of the video supposed to have that freaky robotic message? Freaked me out, if I'm being honest! It starts at the 6 minute mark.
@@UT33200 Ahhh I see. Sorry man!! Now that you cleared that up.... it is kinda funny. When I first heard it, not knowing you guys being a first time listener, I thought, wholly sht!!! what the F is that!?!!? they've been hacked!! I wasnt thinking obviously .......sorry dude! FYI, First time gardener (newbie), Im going to try and grow the Hawaiian Pineapple Tomato from seeds I was able to find.....boy they were hard to find! thanks for the detailed explanation and info of the this tomato, I would have purchased the wrong seeds without it.
Thanks a bunch! The Pineapple tomato is indeterminate. A determinant tomato variety will grow to a certain size and produce a certain amount of fruit and then it is done. An indeterminate will grow and grow almost wild if not maintained until it no longer has ability due to weather or space. Hope that answered the question. Not sure if I included it in the vid as to which this type was, but it is an indeterminate heirloom.
That is a beautiful fruit! I’m adding it to our garden list for next year.
Thanks a bunch! A really great type and a near favorite over here.
I can wait to harvest this tomato this year. Thanks for sharing and doing a review on this.
Thanks a bunch! A really, really good tomato for sure. Each grow in each yard can be somewhat different, but for us one of the best tasting we have had. :)
Going back thru your vids to see which kind you have reviewed that you sent me! Time to get things started:)) Thanks Again folks💛
Thanks a bunch! Really happy those made it over. The mail had bounced it around several times as this chaos arrived. LOL You have been such a great friend to us for several years now and wanted to get a share to you for like 3 years almost. Going to be a unique and hopeful grow year for sure. Our seeds are chaotic and untested. Just have to remind. Been seeing your FB market grow posts and that looks legit and super professional. Worry our seeds may not be as expected but more so to inspire finding something unique. Rambling again. LOL
Sounded like a good mater to me. Really thought it would have been a lot sweeter. Awesome taste test! Have a great day!
Thanks tons! After having that Amana recently to compare it to helped a lot. This one I think would be better for a salsa, but more typical kind for us. Like a red salsa. We expected it to be a lot sweeter as well and even though it tasted more like a red flavor than the other yellows, it was really, really good.
love your tomato testing vids:)
Thanks a bunch! This year for us is about trying as many unique things as possible and happy about the chance to share our personal experience with others. :)
the guy is better at describing the flavor. ty
Thanks tons! :)
Thank u for sharing
Thanks tons for watching! A great tomato type for sure. :)
I think I'll try this tomato this season or Nick season looks like a pretty good one thanks for sharing I also subscribe to your Channel y'all have a good one
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Thanks a bunch! A really good tomato for sure and one we are hoping to have again this year. Our situation might be a little different, but we enjoyed this type tons. :)
its baker creek not bakers creek everyone says it wrong
Thanks tons! :)
Yeah I hear people say bakers a lot and I catch it every time I know it's an easy mistake but I catch it every time and want to correct them without being a jerk you beat me to it.
I bought seeds of this tomato today, I've planted them and can't wait for them to grow 😍 last few years I've had to travel a lot so I always leave just before my tomatoes ripen and always come back after the whole plant has died, so I never get to taste the fruits of my labour 😭😭😭❤
Thanks a bunch! Really hoping you get an opportunity to try some of these finally. A really, really good type and one of our favorites over here. :)
Nice. On average how many tomatoes do you get off one of these plants?
Thanks a bunch! We grow in containers and have a short season. We also crowd grow alot since we have so little space but usually we get around 5-15. I say that though because this is a really great indeterminate type and in the ground or a better grow situation could be alot better. :)
@@UT33200 Thanks for your reply. Yes I know that container gardening produces less fruit. I'm willing to give it a try if i can get 5-10 from this variety. Fingers crossed.
Put i really like tomato how does the yellow tomato taste
Thanks a bunch! Yellow and orange tomatoes are great flavors for sure. Yellows tend to lean a little more mild than the brighter oranges but both really seem to carry alot more sweet taste akin to a fruit than a vegetable. Still a tomato and tomato flavor for sure but alot sweeter like a citrus style acidity. :)
I ordered these seeds and am excited to try them.
Thanks tons! A great kind to have for sure. Possibly in our top 3 overall types. :)
doesn't look like a bi-color and it's my understanding Pineapple is a bi-color. This one looks like Hawaiian Pineapple which is supposed to be a solid light golden/orange. ???
Thanks tons! That is very probable I think. Last year(2019) we grew one called 'Pineapple' with the 'Mr. Stripey' moniker next to it and it did have some variation in it. The one from this video was from the 2018 season and Baker Creek seeds just labeled 'Pineapple'. Both had a noticeable flavor difference as well even having been tried in different seasons. We really liked the 2018 one which caused us to want to grow it again and wasn't a ton disappointed since both were excellent, but have noticed that. Thanks for the info as it helps to look for that specific variety in the future. :)
@@UT33200 Try Virginia Sweets :) It utterly blew me away last summer. I miss it so much LOL
I wanted to try Pineapple or Hawaiian Pineapple and can't decide. I already have like $100 of seeds in my carts :)
The pineapple cake is a lie. 🍰 😂
Thanks tons! According to Aperture Science theory. LOL
Ummm.......is the ending of the video supposed to have that freaky robotic message? Freaked me out, if I'm being honest! It starts at the 6 minute mark.
Thanks tons! It was meant to be there. Sorry if it confused. We like to put odd stuff in our videos sometimes for fun. :)
@@UT33200 Ahhh I see. Sorry man!! Now that you cleared that up.... it is kinda funny. When I first heard it, not knowing you guys being a first time listener, I thought, wholly sht!!! what the F is that!?!!? they've been hacked!! I wasnt thinking obviously .......sorry dude!
FYI, First time gardener (newbie), Im going to try and grow the Hawaiian Pineapple Tomato from seeds I was able to find.....boy they were hard to find! thanks for the detailed explanation and info of the this tomato, I would have purchased the wrong seeds without it.
indeterminate?
Thanks a bunch! The Pineapple tomato is indeterminate. A determinant tomato variety will grow to a certain size and produce a certain amount of fruit and then it is done. An indeterminate will grow and grow almost wild if not maintained until it no longer has ability due to weather or space. Hope that answered the question. Not sure if I included it in the vid as to which this type was, but it is an indeterminate heirloom.
@@UT33200 ok i planted a bunch this year, i wish i could send you pictures