Rare Purple Blue Indigo Rose Tomato About 20 Seeds

I got starts going frm seeds and super thrilled wth the gorgeous little blue tomatoes. My grand kids ate them before I got pictures but I’m buying more for nxt year

I grew 3 plants from 4 seeds (10seeds in packet). Plants are about 5 ft tall. Was super excited to see what purple tomato’s would’ve like. To my surprise when my first tomato started turning red….and the next one and so on….Very disappointing, especially after waiting and babying my garden for so long, only to get red tomato’s just like my others. My advice…buyer beware

Good news: almost all of the seeds germinated and I have many cherry tomatoes. Bad news: none of the tomatoes are purple...all red cherry tomatoes.

I was hesitant to buy these seeds because of some not so great reviews but I'm happy to say about half of the seeds germinated for me and I have 4 of these plants growing in containers outside. Compared to my other tomatoes, this plant took a lot longer to get any tomatoes on it. This one pictured was huge and healthy looking before any flowers showed up. As you can see at this point, the tomatoes aren't exactly purple but hopefully when they're more ripe they will be. I'll try to update when I harvest them.

I am an avid gardener, and I tried every single way possible to grow these seeds and not a single one of them would sprout. I was really disappointed because these were the only type of this size tomato I planted this year, plus, the price of the seeds was a little high. I have never had an issue growing anything beforehand. I tried several different methods- germinating, not, starting them inside, starting them in a greenhouse, direct sewing. Nothing.

It was advertised, "around 20 seeds". Should be advertised, "about 14 seeds"..

Idk if its something that i did wrong or if there was something wrong with the seeds. They grew to about a foot tall and started getting brown spots on the leaves. My friend who, turned me on to these tomatoes also suffered the same this year. It wasnt bugs. Hers grown out doors and mine growi g indoors in a green house. Both suffered the same thing. They all died before booming.

We left the first one on the vine so long it rotted waiting for the darker color to emerge. The two in the attached pic went from green to red and have not changed colors after that. Disappointed in lack of purple color, but it tastes like a tomato. Side note: the skin is tough.