Tomato ‘Jet Star’

Photographs of this planting through the 2026 season, oldest first.

The photographs

Jet Star tomatoes on 5 June, a cup apiece in two trays out on the gravel, gray-green and bristled white along every rib, their mix topped with coarse pale vermiculite — one cup down to bare soil and a cut stub, clover creeping in.
Week of 1 JuneJet Star tomatoes on 5 June, a cup apiece in two trays out on the gravel, gray-green and bristled white along every rib, their mix topped with coarse pale vermiculite — one cup down to bare soil and a cut stub, clover creeping in.
Two Jet Star tomatoes on 14 June, planted well apart and both short and open with long bare stretches of stem, one lower leaf on the left-hand plant collapsed and gone black along its whole length, under indoor light that lays only soft shadows.
Week of 8 JuneTwo Jet Star tomatoes on 14 June, planted well apart and both short and open with long bare stretches of stem, one lower leaf on the left-hand plant collapsed and gone black along its whole length, under indoor light that lays only soft shadows.
Two Jet Star tomatoes sharing one planting on 14 June, stout-stemmed and matte mid-green with coarsely toothed leaflets, out on flattened straw-and-green grass among more of the same at every size, under flat overcast light that casts no shadow at all.
Week of 8 JuneTwo Jet Star tomatoes sharing one planting on 14 June, stout-stemmed and matte mid-green with coarsely toothed leaflets, out on flattened straw-and-green grass among more of the same at every size, under flat overcast light that casts no shadow at all.

What it gave

First harvest
16 August 2026
Number picked
15
Total picked
4.12 lb

What happened

Crop
Tomato
Variety
Jet Star
Sown
31 May 2026 (approximate)
Transplanted
14 June 2026
Status
ended

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