Immature fruits start out grass green then usually develop a whitish cast to them as the enlarge and get near their final mature size and then if romas a blush of color will develop starting at the blossom end and again, if a roma, the final color should be red.

Do the shape of the fruits look like romas to you?

I can't understand anyone selling tomato plants just labelled Tomato, but whatever.

Carolyn

Yes, they do look exactly like the shape of a Roma. They start out white and have stayed white. One looks like a full size Roma and it's still white. I'm just not sure when to pick them or if they will turn red.
I know what you mean I almost didn't buy them because they just said Tomato, but they were on sale, very healthy and so cheap I thought I'd give them a shot. The two I bought are definitely different plants. One looks like Roma and the other just regular old Tomato's. Is there a way to ID Tomato's? Beefsteak etc...

Picture please,including plant overall

"I can't understand anyone selling tomato plants just labelled Tomato, but whatever." Carolyn

That is funny.

I am growing a lot of different varieties this year and some do seem to get very pale before blushing while others seem to take on a more green tint before ripening. I bet you will see a bit of red on the bottoms soon.

I agree you will see red soon, too. My romas are all nearly-white green right now.

You can try squeezing the tomato. Does it feel like a ripe tomato? I'm guessing it's still firm.... in which case, just wait it out...

I got 2 tomato plants at walmaart this spring and they were labeled "tomato". I wasn't sure I wouldn't kill them, so went for it as they were cheap.

I can't understand anyone selling tomato plants just labelled Tomato, but whatever.

With all due respect...
I can't understand why anyone would buy them.