Potatoes and tomatoes are both Solanum species. Potato plants occasionally produce small, green, tomato-like fruits (true botanical fruits) after flowering.
These are seed balls, not edible tomatoes. They contain true potato seeds. They appear more often in certain varieties or growing conditions.
No. The plant will still produce tubers underground. The fruits are toxic if eaten (high solanine). Remove them to direct energy to tuber formation.
Potatoes are grown from tubers (clones). Seeds from these fruits produce variable offspring—used only in breeding programs.
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