Red Currant ( Wildtomate )

created by steffen a. at 12.03.2021

Season Overview

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Description

The wild tomato produces many bright, red fruits without any pruning. These cherry tomatoes are deliciously aromatic and an ideal snacking vegetable for balcony, terrace and garden. The plants form shoots up to 3 m long and are an ideal privacy screen.

F1 Hybrid

Not frost resistant

Growing tips

For red currant tomatoes, also known as wild tomatoes, choose a sunny location with loose, nutrient-rich soil. Start the seeds indoors and transfer the seedlings to the garden after the last frost. Support the plants lightly and keep the soil moist regularly. Use natural fertilizer and watch out for diseases. Harvest the small tomatoes when they are fully ripe and allow them to self-seed for the following year if necessary.