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[Image description: split image, the top photo is four tomatoes on a cutting board, the bottom photo is hundreds of multicolor heirloom tomatoes covering a kitchen counter.]
this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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I'm jealous right now. A tomato seedling just sprouted mysteriously from a vase I put outside a couple of weeks ago, it's a see onion who's been in my room for a few years, I have no idea what tomato variety it'll be or how this seed got there, but I'll take it as a sign.
Once that seedling is big enough I'll put it on the ground and we'll see what it is.