Ihave small tomato growing out of blossoms potato plants Any idea what these would be?

The small tomatoes growing out of the blossoms of your potato plants are most likely a type of tomato called a "potato leaf tomato." These tomatoes are a variety of the common tomato plant, but they have leaves that are similar in shape and size to potato leaves. The potato leaf tomato is a determinate variety, which means that it will produce a set number of tomatoes over a short period of time.

Potato leaf tomatoes are generally smaller than regular tomatoes, and they have a slightly different flavor. They are often used in salads or as a garnish, but they can also be eaten cooked.

If you are not interested in growing potato leaf tomatoes, you can remove them from your plants by simply pinching them off. However, if you do decide to let them grow, you will be rewarded with a unique and delicious tomato that is sure to please.

Here are some tips for growing potato leaf tomatoes:

* Plant them in well-drained soil with a pH between 6.0 and 6.8.

* Water them regularly, especially during hot weather.

* Fertilize them every 4-6 weeks with a balanced fertilizer.

* Pinch off the suckers (small branches that grow from the main stem) to encourage more fruit production.

* Harvest the tomatoes when they are ripe and red.