[sunshineband]

One of my tomato seedlings has three coyledons, rather than two.   (Gartenperle)

Wonder why? 

[mumofstig]

It's just feeling grateful...........you must have looked after it sooooooo well 

[JayG]

Vorsprung durch technik? 

[DD.]

One of my tomato seedlings has three coyledons,

I'm suprised any came out then!

[JayG]

..........not that she was carping on about it!

(Sorry; medication still not quite right!) 

[sunshineband]

One of my tomato seedlings has three coyledons,

I'm surprised any came out then!

You eagle eye, you                                      

[DD.]

My remit is to run all posts threw the spooling chequer and make shore their is spelled write.

[sunshineband]

My remit is to run all posts threw the spooling chequer and make shore their is spelled write.

Yeah, right 

Some of mine'd take you a while, later in the evening, say at the weekend 

[DD.]

That's dew two the read whine.

[sunshineband]

Ow dijoo no  vat

[DavidT]

I fort we wus torking tomaytoes?

[mumofstig]

tom ate toes? cede leafs?

[sunshineband]

 

So I guess no one knows why there were three then ? 

[Dan78]

ive just noticed one of my chillies is the same!! Its a twilight.. 

[Trikidiki]

Just Googled tricotelydon and there isn't much.

One article recognises it in sunflowers and further breeding suggests it is a mutant and not reproducable. It suggests the plants go on to produce three leaves at each axial which may improve the plant as it is producng more leaves.