Tomato Seeds

"Zakopane" tomatoes are an exceptional variety, known for their distinctive flavour, attractive appearance and excellent resilience. Originating in France, this variety impresses with fruit that combines rich aroma and firmness. Each pack contains 15 seeds.

Key features:

• Colour and shape: Dark red fruit with a slight purple hue and an irregular shape.
• Flavour: Exceptionally rich, with slightly sweet notes and mild acidity—ideal for gourmet dishes.
• Size: The fruit reaches 200-300 g, making it suitable for both salads and sauces.
• Growth habit: The variety is tall-growing (indeterminate) and requires sturdy support.

Growing "Zakopane" tomatoes:

• Sowing season: Sow the seeds indoors or in a greenhouse in March-April.
• Transplanting: Move plants outdoors after mid-May, once there is no risk of frost.
• Plant spacing: Plant 60-80 cm apart.
• Soil requirements: Tomatoes prefer well-drained, fertile soil enriched with organic fertilisers.
• Watering: Regular but moderate—avoid overwatering the soil.
• Care: Remove side shoots (suckering) to encourage development of the main stem and fruit.

Advantages of the "Zakopane" variety:

• A unique, intense flavour that stands apart from common varieties.
• Resistance to adverse climatic conditions and disease.
• Suitable for both home use and gourmet cooking.

"Zakopane" tomato seeds are the perfect choice for gardeners looking for something special and high-quality for their garden. Impress your loved ones with a harvest that is as beautiful as it is delicious!

Pink tomato "Buffalo Heart"

The pink "Buffalo Heart" tomato is an outstanding variety known for its large, heart-shaped fruits and exceptional flavour. Juicy and fleshy, these tomatoes offer a sweet, fresh note with low acidity, making them perfect for salads, sauces or eating fresh. With their beautiful pink colour and aromatic flavour, this variety is a true delight for the senses. Easy to grow, it will add both flavour and beauty to your garden.

Pink tomato "Buffalo Heart" – Exceptional flavour and elegant appearance

The pink "Buffalo Heart" tomato is ideal for lovers of quality tomatoes with unmistakable flavour and an attractive appearance. Here is what makes it special:

• Beautiful appearance: Large, heart-shaped fruits with a pink hue.
• Amazing flavour: Fleshy, juicy and sweet tomatoes with low acidity.
• Ideal for all dishes: Perfect for fresh salads, homemade sauces or eating on their own.
• Its delicate sweetness and aroma make it a favourite choice in the kitchen.

Growing "Buffalo Heart" tomato

"Buffalo Heart" tomatoes are easy to grow and suitable for outdoor areas and greenhouses:

• Plant height: They can reach up to 180 cm, so provide enough space for growth.
• Planting method:
  • Sowing seeds: from March to May indoors or in a greenhouse.
  • Transplanting into pots: when plants reach 5 cm in height.
  • Planting outdoors: after the end of May, when there is no risk of frost.
• Plant spacing: Plant 60-80 cm apart to ensure enough room for development.
• Soil requirements:
  • Prefers well-drained, fertile soil enriched with organic fertilizers.
  • Feed regularly with fertilizers rich in potassium and phosphorus.

With easy cultivation and delicious fruits, "Buffalo Heart" tomatoes will enrich your garden and kitchen.

Tomato "Banana Legs" (Banana Legs) stands out for its elongated fruits, resembling small bananas. The pack contains 15 seeds.

Fruit and uses

The fruits are juicy, with a sweet taste and slight acidity. They are suitable for salads, sauces, and fresh eating.

"Brazilian Beauty" (Brazilian Beauty) is a beefsteak-type tomato variety with deep red fruits. The pack contains 15 seeds.

Fruit and uses

The fruits are juicy, with a rich, sweet flavor and slight acidity. They are suitable for fresh eating, salads, and sauces.

"Zebra" tomatoes (Green Zebra) are known for their unique green-yellow-brown colouring and incredible flavour. This variety combines aesthetic appeal with a distinctive sweet-and-sour taste, making it ideal for all kinds of dishes. It is a favourite among cooks and gardeners thanks to its high productivity and ease of cultivation.

Key features:

• Appearance: The fruits have green-yellow stripes and characteristic dark green shades that turn into bright yellow hues as they ripen.
• Fruit size: Medium-sized, about 100-150 g.
• Shape: Round, with smooth, glossy skin.
• Flavour: Balanced, sweet-and-sour, with a lightly fresh aroma. Ideal for fresh salads, sauces and side dishes.
• Flesh: Firm, meaty, with few seeds and a high juice content.
• Growth: An indeterminate variety that can reach a height of 1,5 - 2 metres.

Growing "Zebra" tomatoes:

Sowing and seedlings:

• Sowing period: January – March.
• Temperature: The seeds germinate at a temperature of around 20-25°C.
• Seedlings: Once the plants develop 2-3 true leaves, move them to larger containers or outdoors after mid-May, when there is no longer a risk of frost.

Planting outdoors or in a greenhouse:

• Planting period: In May, when temperatures are stable and there is no risk of frost.
• Plant spacing: Plant 50-60 cm apart to provide enough room for growth.
• Soil: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil with neutral pH (6.0-6.8).

Care:

• Watering: Water regularly, but avoid overwatering, which can lead to root rot.
• Fertilisation: Feed with organic fertilisers or specialised tomato fertilisers containing potassium and phosphorus for better fruiting.
• Support: Due to the indeterminate nature of the variety, provide suitable supports (stakes or trellises) for the plants to support them as they grow.

Fruiting and harvest:

• Fruiting period: From July to October, depending on climatic conditions.
• Harvest: The fruits are ready to pick when they begin to show the characteristic green-yellow stripes and reach maturity.

Advantages of the "Zebra" variety:

• Unusual appearance: The dark green stripes on the golden-yellow background of the fruits create a beautiful decorative effect, both in the garden and on the plate.
• Flavour: The sweet-and-sour taste is perfect for all kinds of dishes — from salads and sauces to side dishes and fresh snacks.
• Productivity: The plant produces an abundant harvest throughout the season.
• Resilience: The variety is resistant to common diseases and unfavourable conditions.

Why choose "Zebra" tomatoes?

If you are looking for tomatoes that are not only delicious but also beautiful for your garden and kitchen, "Zebra" is the perfect choice. With this variety, you will enjoy delicious, healthy fruit that adds a unique element to every dish and decorates your garden.

"Gardenberry F1" (Gardenberry F1) is a hybrid cherry tomato variety with a compact plant and red fruits. The pack contains 15 seeds.

Growing and uses

The variety is suitable for growing in the garden or on a terrace. The fruits are sweet and juicy, for fresh eating and salads.

ABC Potato-leaf is a cherry tomato variety distinguished by broad leaves resembling those of a potato. The pack contains 15 seeds.

Fruit and uses

The fruits are red, juicy, and sweet. They are suitable for fresh eating, salads, and sauces.

Brandy Boy F1 is a hybrid tomato variety known for its large pink fruits and excellent flavour. The variety combines good resistance, vigorous growth and impressive fruit size.

Variety: Brandy Boy F1 (Solanum lycopersicum).

Number of seeds: 15 pcs.

Plant type: indeterminate (climbing) variety with vigorous growth and extended fruiting.

Fruits: large, fleshy tomatoes with an intense pink colour.

Advantages:

• large, fleshy fruit
• excellent flavour
• high yield
• suitable for garden and greenhouse
• Good adaptability to different growing conditions

Use: suitable for salads, fresh consumption and preserving.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start seedlings indoors* during February–March at 20–25°C.

Lighting: prefers a sunny location and well-ventilated conditions for maximum fruiting.

Support: the use of stakes, netting or other sturdy support* is required due to the size of the fruits and vigorous growth.

Watering and care: maintain constant soil moisture and feed* regularly with suitable fertilisers for optimal development and high yields. Avoid infrequent watering with an excessively large quantity of water!

Reine des Hâtives is an early French tomato variety, distinguished by rapid ripening and a pleasant fruit flavour. Suitable for growing in gardens, greenhouses, or pots. An ideal choice for an early variety.

Variety: Reine des Hâtives (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 15 seeds

Plant type: indeterminate variety – requires support because of its vining growth habit

Fruit: medium-sized, round tomatoes with smooth skin and a bright red colour when ripe.

Advantages:

• early ripening
• good flavour
• suitable for different growing conditions
• abundant fruiting

Uses: suitable for fresh consumption, salads, sandwiches, and home cooking.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start seedlings indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Light: prefers a sunny location and well-ventilated conditions.

Support: it is recommended to use stakes or netting* for better plant support.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for better development and quality fruit.

Big Pink F1 is a hybrid variety distinguished by large pink fruits, excellent flavour and good resilience. Suitable for growing in gardens, greenhouses and polytunnels.

Variety: Big Pink F1 (Solanum lycopersicum).

Number of seeds: 15 pcs.

Plant type: indeterminate (climbing) variety with vigorous growth and extended fruiting.

Fruits: large, fleshy tomatoes with a smooth surface and attractive pink colour.

Fruit weight: under good conditions, individual fruits can reach impressive sizes.

Advantages:

• Large, attractive fruits
• Excellent flavour and aroma
• High productivity
• Good adaptability to different growing conditions
• suitable for garden and greenhouse

Uses: suitable for fresh consumption, salads and preserving.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start seedlings indoors* during February–March at 20–25°C.

Lighting: prefers a sunny location and well-ventilated conditions for maximum fruiting.

Support: use of stakes, supports or netting* is necessary because of the vigorous growth and fruit size.

Watering and care: maintain consistent soil moisture and feed* regularly for optimal development and high yields. Avoid infrequent watering with excessively large amounts of water!

Roma is a classic plum tomato variety, known for its fleshy fruit, low water content and excellent flavour. It is easy to grow and suitable for both gardens and balconies.

Variety: Roma (Solanum lycopersicum)

Quantity: approximately 200 seeds

Plant type: determinate bush, around 1-1.5 metres tall.

Fruit: elongated, fleshy tomatoes with a firm texture and few seeds.

Use: suitable for sauces, preserving, drying, purées, cooking and fresh eating.

Advantages:

• fleshy fruit with little juice
• excellent for preserving and cooking
• compact plants
• easy to grow

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start seedlings indoors* in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Light: prefers a sunny spot and well-drained soil.

Transplanting: plant outdoors after the risk of frost has passed and the soil has warmed up.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for maximum yield and quality fruit. Avoid infrequent watering with excessively large amounts of water!

Black Plum is a heritage tomato variety with elongated fruit and a distinctive dark red to brownish colour. The variety is suitable for gardens or greenhouses.

Variety: Black Plum (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 15 seeds

Plant type: indeterminate variety – requires support and bears fruit as long as conditions allow.

Fruit: elongated, plum-shaped tomatoes with a dark red, brownish to almost black colour at maturity.

Uses: suitable for salads, fresh eating, drying, sauces and home cooking.

Advantages:

• attractive dark colour
• fleshy fruit with a rich flavour
• prolonged fruiting

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start seedlings indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Light: prefers a sunny position or greenhouse conditions for maximum yield.

Support: it needs a support* to develop fully.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for optimum development and quality fruit. Avoid infrequent watering with large volumes of water!

First Mate (Beefsteak type) is an impressive large-fruited tomato variety that combines an attractive appearance, excellent yield and an exceptionally sweet, fruity flavour. The fruits are tricoloured – red-orange with green stripes on the outside, while the interior is marbled in pink, red, green, yellow and orange. The variety was developed by breeder Millard Murdock and is highly valued among enthusiasts of rare, flavourful tomatoes.

First Mate is an indeterminate large-fruited tomato variety (Beefsteak), distinguished by its unique colouring and rich fruity flavour. It was developed by crossing the popular Lucky Cross variety with an unknown parent variety, then stabilized by American breeder Millard Murdock.

The plants produce medium to large fruits weighing between 180 and 350 grams, which impress not only with their appearance but also with their fleshy texture. The flesh is firm, juicy and full-flavoured, combining sweet fruity notes with a classic tomato aroma.

The variety is indeterminate and continues fruiting throughout the season. The plants reach a height of about 1.8 – 2.4 m and require side-shoot removal and support for optimum growth. First Mate is known for its good productivity and steady fruiting from mid-season until the first autumn cold spells.

Technical specifications

✔️ Species: Solanum lycopersicum

✔️ Type: Large-fruited tomato (Beefsteak)

✔️ Quantity: 15 seeds

✔️ Growth habit: Indeterminate (tall-growing)

✔️ Plant height: about 1.8 – 2.4 m

✔️ Fruit weight: 180 – 350 g

✔️ Shape: slightly flattened large fruits

✔️ Fruit colour: red-orange with green stripes

✔️ Interior: marbled in pink, green, yellow and orange

✔️ Flavour: sweet, fruity and aromatic

✔️ Ripening period: mid-season

✔️ Suitable for greenhouse and open-field cultivation

✔️ Excellent productivity throughout the season

Benefits

✔️ Exceptionally attractive tricoloured fruits

✔️ Large, fleshy tomatoes with few seeds

✔️ Rich, sweet flavour with fruity notes

✔️ High yield and extended fruiting period

✔️ Suitable for fresh consumption and salads

✔️ Rare collector's variety

✔️ An excellent choice for gourmet tomato enthusiasts

Application

First Mate fruits are ideal for:

• Fresh consumption

• Salads

• Sandwiches and burgers

• Cold platters

• Homemade sauces

• Gourmet cuisine

• Sales at farmers' markets thanks to its striking appearance

🌱 Sowing method

Sowing: February – April indoors at a temperature of 20–25°C.

Pricking out: transplant plants into individual pots after the first true leaves have formed.

Transplanting: after the risk of frost has passed and the weather has warmed reliably.

Growing: a tall-growing variety that requires stakes, strings or another support structure.

Plant spacing: 60–80 cm.

Care: regularly remove side shoots and provide sufficient water during fruiting.

💡 Tip from Urban Botaniks: To obtain the largest, highest-quality fruit, grow First Mate (Oxheart type) with one or two main stems and provide regular feeding with a potassium-rich fertiliser during fruiting. 🍅🌿

Humboldt Tomato is a cherry tomato variety distinguished by its excellent flavour. It is suitable for growing in the garden, greenhouse or pots, producing small, juicy fruits. Ideal for fresh consumption, salads and decoration.

Variety: Humboldt Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum).

Number of seeds: 15 pieces.

Plant type: indeterminate variety (it bears fruit continuously, provided conditions are suitable) with prolonged fruiting.

Fruits: small, round cherry tomatoes with smooth skin and an intense colour when ripe.

Flavour: sweet and juicy, with a strong tomato aroma.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors* in February–March at a temperature of about 20–25°C.

Lighting: requires a sunny location or greenhouse conditions.

Support: it is necessary to provide support* or a net for it to grow on.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for better yield and fruit quality. Regular side-shoot removal is required.

Streak Lightning is an attractive Roma tomato variety, distinguished by elongated fruits with golden-red stripes. It is suitable for growing in the garden, greenhouse or pots.

Variety: Streak Lightning (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 15 seeds

Plant type: indeterminate plant – requires support.

Fruits: elongated Roma-type tomatoes with red colouring and distinctive yellow-golden stripes.

Uses: suitable for salads, fresh eating, sauces, roasting and gourmet recipes.

Advantages:

• decorative striped appearance
• fleshy fruit with a rich flavour
• suitable for cooking and fresh consumption
• prolonged fruiting

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Lighting: prefers a sunny location or greenhouse conditions for optimal growth and colouring.

Support: stakes or netting* are required because of vigorous climbing growth.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for better yields and quality fruit. Avoid infrequent watering with an excessive amount of water!

Emerald Apple is an unusual tomato variety that remains green even at full ripeness. In addition to its interesting colour, it stands out for its rich flavour and aroma.

Variety: Emerald Apple (Solanum lycopersicum) .

Number of seeds: 15 seeds .

Plant type: indeterminate (climbing) variety with vigorous growth and extended fruiting.

Fruit: large, round to slightly flattened tomatoes that retain their green colour when ripe, often with a slight yellowish hue.

Advantages:

• unusual green colour at maturity
• large, fleshy fruit
• excellent flavour
• suitable for fresh eating and preserving
• extended fruiting under suitable conditions

Uses: suitable for salads, fresh eating and decorative food presentation.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start seedlings indoors* in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Light: prefers a sunny position or greenhouse conditions for maximum yield and good fruit development.

Support: it is necessary to provide stakes or netting* because of vigorous growth and the size of the fruits.

Watering and care: maintain even soil moisture and feed* regularly to produce large, high-quality tomatoes. Avoid infrequent watering with excessive amounts of water.

Black Cherry is a classic cherry tomato variety, known for its dark red to brownish colour and exceptionally sweet, rich flavour. Suitable for growing in gardens, greenhouses, or pots, it is distinguished by a long fruiting period.

Variety: Black Cherry (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 25 seeds

Plant type: indeterminate (continually fruiting as long as conditions are suitable) variety, with vigorous growth and prolonged fruiting.

Fruit: small, round cherry tomatoes with dark red to brownish-purple colour and smooth skin.

Flavour: very sweet and rich, with subtle smoky and fruity notes.

Uses: suitable for salads, fresh consumption, dish decoration and gourmet cooking.

Advantages:

• excellent sweet taste
• attractive dark colour
• prolonged fruiting
• suitable for garden and greenhouse

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Light: requires a sunny position or greenhouse conditions* for maximum yield.

Support: stakes or netting* are required because of the plants' vigorous growth.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for better fruiting and tomato quality. Avoid infrequent watering with large amounts of water.

Saraev M-22 is a variety suitable for growing in different climatic conditions. It is distinguished by resilience, stable yields and delicious fruit. Suitable for both garden and greenhouse cultivation.

Variety: Saraev M-22 (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 15 seeds

Plant type: determinate variety, the plant grows to around one metre tall.

Fruit: medium to large tomatoes with a round shape and deep red colour when ripe.

Flavour: rich, with a characteristic tomato aroma and juicy texture.

Advantages:

• good resilience and adaptability
• high yield
• suitable for different growing conditions
• excellent flavour

Use: suitable for fresh consumption, salads, cooking and home cuisine.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start seedlings indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Light: prefers a sunny spot and well-drained soil.

Support: it is recommended to use stakes or netting* for better plant support.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for optimum development and yield. Avoid infrequent watering with excessive amounts of water!

Galapagostomaatje (Galapagostomaate) is a wild cherry tomato type known for exceptional resilience and intense flavour. The variety originates from the Galápagos Islands and has small, highly aromatic fruits. Suitable for growing in the garden or greenhouse.

Variety: Galapagostomaatje (Solanum pimpinellifolium)

Number of seeds: 15 seeds

Plant type: vigorous, indeterminate (fruits continuously when conditions allow) variety with abundant branching and extended fruiting.

Fruit: very small (micro-cherry type), round, red fruits growing in large clusters.

Flavour: intense, sweet-and-sour and rich, stronger than standard cherry varieties.

Resilience: very good resistance to adverse conditions and diseases, suitable for more extensive cultivation.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors* in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Lighting: prefers a sunny location and thrives even in harsher conditions.

Support: providing a sturdy support* is recommended due to vigorous growth.

Watering and care: maintain moderate moisture; the variety is undemanding and does not require intensive care, but fertilising* improves the yield.

Blue Pitts is an unusual cherry tomato variety distinguished by its attractive blue-violet colouring and sweet, fruity flavour. An excellent choice for lovers of rare and exotic tomato varieties.

Variety: Blue Pitts (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 10 seeds

Plant type: indeterminate variety (continues fruiting as long as conditions allow).

Fruit: small to medium cherry tomatoes with dark blue to violet colouring on the upper part and red when fully ripe.

Flavour: sweet, juicy and fruity, with a slight acidic note.

Advantages:

• unique decorative colour
• rich flavour and aroma
• suitable for garden and container growing
• attractive for salads and gourmet dishes

Use: suitable for fresh consumption, salads, dish decoration and home cooking.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Lighting: requires plenty of light and a sunny location to develop its characteristic dark colour.

Support: a support* is required because of its climbing growth.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for maximum yield and intense fruit colour. Avoid infrequent watering with excessively large amounts of water!

Durmitor is a cherry tomato variety with an excellent balance of sweetness and acidity. A classic variety, suitable for any garden or balcony.

Variety: Durmitor (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 15 pieces

Plant type: indeterminate variety (it can bear fruit as long as conditions allow).

Fruit: small to medium cherry tomatoes with a round shape and deep colour when ripe.

Flavour: sweet and aromatic, with a slight acidic note and a juicy texture.

Use: suitable for fresh eating, salads, garnishes and home cooking.

Advantages:

• good yield
• aromatic and juicy fruit
• suitable for different growing conditions
• prolonged fruiting

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Lighting: prefers a sunny position or greenhouse conditions for optimum development.

Support: it is necessary to provide stakes, netting or other support* because of its climbing growth habit.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for maximum yield and quality fruit. Avoid infrequent watering with a large volume of water.

Violet Jasper is an attractive cherry tomato variety known for its unusual marbled colour and excellent sweet, fruity flavour. An excellent choice for lovers of rare and colourful tomato varieties.

Variety: Violet Jasper (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 15 pieces

Plant type: indeterminate variety (fruits as long as conditions allow)

Fruit: small to medium cherry tomatoes with dark purple to brownish colouring and green marbled stripes.

Flavour: sweet, juicy and richly aromatic.

Advantages:

• unique marbled colour
• excellent sweet taste
• prolonged fruiting
• suitable for fresh eating and decorative salads

Uses: suitable for salads, fresh eating, dish decoration and gourmet recipes.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Lighting: requires a sunny location or greenhouse conditions for good colour development and optimal yield.

Support: it is necessary to provide stakes or netting* due to vigorous climbing growth.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for better development and high-quality fruit. Avoid infrequent watering with large amounts of water.

Aurantiacum (Aurantiacum) is a cherry tomato variety with small, bright orange fruits and a sweet flavour. It is suitable for growing in the garden, greenhouse or pots, offering good productivity and an attractive appearance. An ideal choice for fresh eating and salads.

Variety: Aurantiacum (Solanum lycopersicum).

Number of seeds: 25 pcs.

Plant type: indeterminate (bears fruit continuously, provided conditions are right) variety with prolonged growth and fruiting.

Fruits: small, round cherry tomatoes with a deep orange colour and smooth skin.

Flavour: sweet and juicy, with light fruity notes.

Yield: a high-yielding variety with abundant fruiting in trusses.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors* in February–March at a temperature of about 20–25°C.

Light: requires a sunny location or greenhouse conditions for optimal growth.

Support: pinching out side shoots and providing support* are required.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and fertilise regularly* for maximum yield and fruit quality.

Bumble Bee Pink is an attractive cherry tomato variety with pink-red fruit and decorative golden stripes.

Variety: Bumble Bee Pink (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 15 pieces

Plant type: indeterminate variety (given suitable conditions, it fruits continuously) with vigorous growth and prolonged fruiting.

Fruit: small to medium cherry tomatoes with a pink-red colour and distinctive yellow-golden stripes.

Taste: sweet, juicy and fruity, with balanced acidity and a rich aroma.

Advantages:

• decorative and unusual appearance
• excellent sweet taste
• prolonged fruiting
• suitable for fresh consumption and a variety of recipes

Use: suitable for salads, eating fresh, dish decoration and home cooking.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Lighting: prefers a sunny location or greenhouse conditions for maximum yield and intense colouring.

Support: a support system* is required because of the plants' vigorous growth.

Watering and care: maintain even moisture and feed* regularly for optimal development and quality fruit. Avoid infrequent watering with excessive amounts of water!

Cherry Baby F1 is a high-yield hybrid cherry tomato variety with small, sweet and juicy fruits. It is suitable for growing in the garden, greenhouse or pots and is distinguished by rapid growth.

Variety: Cherry Baby F1 (Solanum lycopersicum)

Number of seeds: 5 pieces

Plant type: indeterminate (continuous fruiting when conditions allow), hybrid variety.

Fruit: small, round cherry tomatoes with smooth skin and a bright red colour when ripe.

Taste: sweet, juicy and aromatic, with a pleasant touch of acidity.

Advantages:

• early and extended fruiting
• sweet and pleasant taste
• suitable for pots and small spaces
• good resistance

Use: suitable for salads, fresh consumption, garnishes and home cooking.

Growing recommendations:

Sowing: start indoors in February–March at a temperature of around 20–25°C.

Lighting: requires a sunny position or greenhouse conditions for maximum yield.

Support: using a support* is recommended to hold the plants up.

Watering and care: maintain consistent moisture and feed* regularly for better fruiting and plant development. Avoid infrequent watering with large volumes of water.