All of the fruit are the same size and shape. There are 8-12 more just like this one that are still growing on the vines. I dont believe this particular fruit is deformed. I've never seen anything like it though. I wonder if the seed company accidently placed the wrong seed in the packet, or perhaps this Hybrid is resorting back to it's parent fruit/vegetable. OR maybe a bird deposited this variety in the exact spot I was planting seeds... Anyway I dont know if it's edible, or what. The plant is very big and is taking up valuable space in the garden. tim

Yes, post a picture if you please. There are some cuke varieties that are round, like lemon cukes. Could be that.

Hard to tell for sure, are they pretty young still? They look like when my sensopai started, but the leaves got wider after more leaves developed. Although, the thinner leaves, and the glossy sheen may mean a type of chard.... I would say if small round leaves develop under the broad leaves, and the broad leaves get bigger and round its sensopai, if the stems stay bare under the broad leaf and the leaves stay more elongated its a type of chard....

The tomato seems to have damage that usually comes from leaf miners. Whenever you see light trails through the leaf, that is a leaf miner. I've never had them on tomatoes. You could spray with a neem oil mixture (spray in the afternoon once the sun is not strong anymore). If that doesn't work, you could get some spray that contains Spinosad (Monterey Garden has a good one) The mint looks like it has mint rust. If that;s the case, then you need to remove it and any remaining leaf and throw it in the garbage. It will spread to other plants if left there. I would spray with neem oil mixture everything . It's safe and organic and it usually helps