Tomato Cherrola F1 – 20 seeds

Tomato Cherrola F1 – seeds

A cherry tomato of productive variety for both field and greenhouse cultivation. This medium-sized plant bears long clusters of about twenty red fruits. Small, round and delicious berries that are perfect to eat raw or use as a garnish in dishes.

One package contains 0.1 g of seeds (approximately 20 seeds). (+/- 20%)

How to grow:

• Sowing depth: 0.5 cm
• Sowing time in greenhouse: March–April
• Planting plants outdoors: 15 May
• Plant spacing: 40–60 cm between rows and 30–40 cm between plants
• Harvest period: August–September
• Germination: 75%.

One package contains 0.1 g of seeds (approximately 16 seeds).

How to grow Tomato Cherrola F1

1. Preparation of the soil:

• Tomatoes thrive best in well-drained, nutrient-rich soil. Improve the soil with compost or manure to give the plants the nutrients they need to grow.
• Choose a sunny location, as tomatoes require a lot of sun to develop optimally.

2. Sowing:

• Sowing depth: 0.5 cm.
• Sowing time in greenhouse: February–April. Sow the seeds in small pots or seed boxes with seed soil. Place them in a warm place (20-25°C) to stimulate germination.
• Outdoor planting: Pre-cultivate the seeds indoors and plant the seedlings after May 15, when the risk of frost is over and the soil is warm enough.

3. Retraining:

• When the plants have grown and got their first real leaves, they should be retrained in larger pots before they are planted out in the garden.
• Give the plants time to get used to the outdoor climate by curing them for a few days before planting them in the garden.

4. Planting outdoors:

• Time: 15 May, when the soil is warm enough (at least 15°C).
• Plant spacing: Place the plants 40-60 cm between rows and 30-40 cm between each plant. This gives enough space for the plants to grow and develop their fruits.

5. Care:

• Watering: Tomatoes need regular watering. Water regularly, especially during dry periods, but avoid watering directly on the leaves to prevent disease.
• Support: Support the plants by using tomato supports, trellises or cages so they can grow upright and avoid the fruits coming into contact with the ground.
• Fertilization: Give the plants a balanced fertilizer weekly during the growing season to support flowering and fruit development.

6. Harvest:

• Harvest period: August–September.
• The tomatoes are ready to harvest when they are fully red and soft to the touch. Pick them carefully to avoid damaging the plant or the fruits.

By following these steps, you can grow a bountiful crop of delicious cherry tomatoes.