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It’s not quite yet tomato season in Ohio, but there’s still a small variety at the Smith Farm Market in Columbus. Heirloom tomatoes of all sizes, with purplish and yellow hues, pile atop one another.

The next time you happen to take a bite of a tomato filled with seeds that have experienced vivipary, here’s what to know.

I kept the remaining seeds in the original packet and stored them inside my house, although Pilarchik advises keeping them in a Ziplock bag.