Live Cherry Tomato Seedlings Ready To Go

Season of Interest

Summer

Climate

Georgia

Plant Type

Fruit

for its dense clusters of bright red fruit, low profile and unique and sweet, herbal heirloom flavor this cherry tomato is amenable to pruning and needs a bit of care to keep the plant bushy. One plant will last all season as long as fruits are picked regularly. Late spring to Early summer growing season . Cut and come again harvest method. First harvest typically takes 8 weeks with final harvest in typically 10-12 weeks. Tomato plants will require regular pruning of ends of branches to keep plants compact. Additionally, pruning suckers (pinch off shoots in the "elbows" between the main stem and branches) will keep growth from becoming too dense - plants require ventilation and access to full sun for best leaf growth, flower setting and disease prevention. Tomato plants may need additional support to produce abundantly. Harvest tomatoes when they are red with a slight give to the fruit.