Re: [CH] Slightly Off-Topic - Tomatillo Question

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Chuck Berridge wrote:

> I have a tomatillo plant of unknown parentage that I picked up at a
> farmer's market here in San Diego county (Calif) that is very prolific,
> but all it is giving me are the husks. Dozens of empty husks.
>
> Do any of you have any suggestions/ideas/guesses what the problem might
> be or what the solution is? I may be reduced to buying my tomatillos
> this year.
>
> Chuck Berridge
> San Marcos, CA

  At the risk of repeating since I didn't read ahead..

  Ah, this must be the new tomatillo developed by Prof. Bosland.  ;-)


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