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Due to an error in germination control, I have tomatillo (physalis ixocarpa) and cape gooseberry (physalis edulis?) in the same row. Although the plants are very distinctly different - hence I know I made an error - visually the fruits appear indistinguishable. Will they change with time, so I can tell the difference, or will I need to be vigilant when harvesting, so as not to get them mixed up?
Hi Lizzie :)They will grow from harvested seed, just plant sticky lumps of seeds early in the year, or you can buy the seed (I`ll find an address later) Start them off indoors and plant out at about 6 inches with a support.Treat like toms.Col
Thanks Amphibian. I am aware of which plant is which, but at the moment the fruits look the same and I was worried that if I can mix the plants up, then I might also mix the fruits up (much to my daughter's upset, since she would be the one eating the cape gooseberries).