Got some germination on tomatoes that I planted recently. I moved these outside once they all started germinating.
Wild Currant Tomato From Peru - Pimpinellifolium type that is the parent of the habrochaites cross that I have
Alberto Shatters
Everglades tomato ( type that grows "wild" in HRseeds garden, probably adapted to my state to some extent )
Matt's Wild Cherry
Wild Pink Cherry Tomato Humboldtii - Probably a feral tomato like Matt's Wild Cherry
Fuzzy Wuzzy Tomato - Fuzzy dwarf type, small fruits, could be of interest to some people here
Douchoua Pepper Tomato - Stuffing tomato, thick walled
Banana Currant - Gold Rush Currant x Banana Legs tomato
Sara's Galapagos Tomato
Galapagos Island Tomato
Galapagos Island Tomato #2
No germination on the "true" galapagos types yet - same with pennellii, chmielewsky, neorickii.
My large tray of wilds / crosses - most of them were hit by cold / frost awhile back. Some seeds are now sprouting, some Wildlings / other series survived - they don't look very healthy though.
Moved my wilds outside under a bit of cover today - tested the spot with my other types, light frosts don't hit that area. They are seedlings, will need cycled in and out.
Low of 38 today. Next few days are in the 40F range, slowly creeping into the 50s later into the week.