Organic Humboldt tomato Seeds (Lycopersicon humboldtii (Willd.) Dunal var. luteum.)

Awesome wild tomato. These tomatoes were first described in 1813. Their homeland is Venezuela.

Tall, very productive. The fruits are small (the size of a sweet cherry), but very interesting in taste, of a beautiful rich yellow color and incredibly healthy - they have a lot of carotene. Average weight - 6 grams.

They are ideal for salads, they can be eaten straight from the bush, and they look very impressive when preserved.

Sprawling bush - up to 1 m in diameter. Disease resistant. Tomatoes are stored for a long time. Fruiting until late autumn.

These tomatoes are grown in the same way as ordinary ones.

Sowing. Seeds are sown for seedlings in late March - early April, in boxes or immediately in hotel cups to a depth of 1–2 cm. In the phase of 1–2 true leaves, the plants dive.

In open ground, seedlings are planted in late May - early June, when the threat of spring frosts has passed. Or in late April - early May (with shelter or in a greenhouse).

Planting scheme: in a row - 1 m, between rows 1 m.

Ripens 70–80 days.