Celebrate! We have picked our first tomatoes! As it turns out, the cherry tomatoes are a bit quicker to ripen once they start to turn than the bush goliath. Picked on Sunday, we each tried one of the cherries this afternoon.
This means that a ripe tomato was had 46 days from first fruiting on the bush goliath, and 34 days for the husky cherry red. This isn’t comparable to the durations listed below, as values are for the rather fuzzy days from planting outside until harvest. The bush goliath seems more sensitive to heat/dryness, as even after we moved it into the shade, it still wilts faster than the husky cherry red.
Your giant tomato looks like is frowning at the other two. Like they are in a tomato library and the two smaller tomatoes are giggling because the one on the right lost his hat.