I am going to be growing my plants / starting seeds in a heated room in 2022. In the past my plants were stunted due to the temperatures.
1. Will be growing a bunch of Pimpinellifolium x Habrochaites F3 indoors to select for the most exserted flowers.
2. Will grow out F4 Pimpinellifolium x Habrochaites and surround a plants with: Neandermato - other habrochaites, Galapagos Wild Tomato Minor Type 2 (Solanum galapagense), Galapagos Island Tomato Type 3 (Solanum cheesmanii), Island Sunrise Tomato, Chmielewsky's Wild Tomato, Wild Gem, Polar Star, Lutescent, Reisetomate, Woolly Kate, Wildling Panamorous.
Mostly wanting a cold hardy, small fruited / seeded promiscuous group at some point in the future. This could help with crosses to Peruvianum or some other closely related species.
I also want to create a breeding base - at some point I want to try out embryo rescue, having interesting traits in a population could lead to some fun results.
New / good flavors are also desired, as are ornamental traits that do not weaken the plant (white / chartreuse variegation in leaves). Interesting traits could be: Large White Flowers - Orange Anther Cones - Large Flower Petals, Wild-Introduced Calyxes, Fruit markings.
Also wanting to see how certain genes will react with each other - Island Sunrise Tomato x Reisetomate for example could look interesting.
Island Sunrise Tomato - Interesting Fruit genetic (Along with disease resistances)
Lutescent - White flowers
Galapagos tomatoes - could have insect resistant traits along with salinity resistant genes - offspring will be doused with different levels of "saltwater"
Neandermato / Habrochaites - Highly attractive to bees, cold resistant, disease resistant, nice flowers
Chmielewsky's Wild Tomato - Has an odd "fish taste" - could create some interesting flavors with diverse hybrids
Reisetomate - Large amount of fused flowers
Polar Star - Sets fruit at 40F, other planted varieties could have the gene as well
Wild Gem - Interesting foliage, same growth habit as habrochaites, somewhat exserted flowers, very blight resistant
Woolly Kate - Blue fuzzy fruit, fuzzy foliage
Wildling Panamorous - Will cross exserted Pimpinellifolium x Habrochaites F4 plants with exserted Wildlings, along with any plants that have interesting flavors
Any other interesting plants may be used in separate experiments.
Currently growing S. neorickii and S. chmielewskii - I may attempt to cross these if all goes well - they are apparently very closely related. I would then try for an F2 - F3, crossing the most interesting offspring into the previously mentioned group. The S. chmielewskii that I have is exserted.