they will both put out suckers.

The indeterminate will slowly start to win out in the height race.

Don't trash them yet! You might like the flavor more than others do. :)
You may want to wait until the fruit starts to ripen before you pull any plants out; like I said before, everyone has different tastes. Maybe you'd like the Jelly Beans.

Abby

The determinates will put out suckers near the ground, right where a low branch is, sometimes every couple inches along the stem. Indeterminates usually don't put out suckers until a little further up... There's also a different # of branches between flower clusters but your plants may not be mature enough for that.

I grow very few determinates and looking at about 8 trays of plants today, it was a distinct difference, the 2 or 3 determinates stood out easily among 70+ others that were indeterminate, not based on plant height but based on the stem within 3-4 inches of the soilline.

Hope this helps.

Mark

"After reading these forums I have learned that most people do not like the jelly beans so I was going to compost most of them."

Which Jelly Bean do you have? Was it a commercial brand or something else? Which is the Jelly Bean that "most people do not like?" There's more than 1 variety with Jelly Bean in the name, plus one is based on a currant tomato (Korney's Jelly Bean.)

I use pieces cut from old venetian window blinds for plant labels and found out early on that Sharpies will fade and disappear rather quickly. My wife found out somewhere that a plain old pencil works best. When I stake my tomatoes, I take the label out of the ground from beside the irrigation bottle and staple it to the stake, writing facing out, and the penciled name never fades or washes away all season.

Thanks, Mark, that helps. I think I can tell the difference. I'm planting tomorrow so the plants will have had another night to grow and show themselves.

And tomatomike, I would never expect pencil to last all season, I thought it would wash away. I'm going to try the pencil next time, couldn't be any worse than the sharpie!

As far as the variety of jelly bean tomato, it's the one from Ferris Morris. I did a search on this forum and found a couple of threads that discuss this tomato, most people finding it less tasty than other grape tomatoes. I'm keeping some of them, but I don't actually need more than few plants, so I'll pick the healthiest ones to plant.

I mark a label twice. Once at the top and once at the bottom. When I stick the label into the ground the mark at the bottom goes under the soil and will always look fresh and new.