Hi! I have a question for everyone who has more experience with tomatoes than I do. (So probably almost everyone here—this is my second year growing tomatoes.) I’m growing this tomato as a “Tigerella,” from seeds I collected myself. It’s about 2 cm long. Last year, the Tigerella tomatoes were classically round and usually a bit larger. Is this a normal variation within the variety, or did another variety happen to cross-pollinate with it? Last year, I had the following other varieties growing nearby: Green Zebra, an unknown beefsteak tomato, MoneyMaker, an unknown light orange plum tomato (seems most likely to me, but it was larger), Ikarus, Hellfrucht, Black Plum, San Marzano, and a yellow pear tomato. How common are such cross-pollinations, if they occur at all? I’m really curious to see how this tomato tastes, but until now I thought that didn’t happen so easily with tomatoes?