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Tomato, World's Smallest - Tomberry (Solanum lycopersicum) - 25 Seeds
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"World's Smallest", also known as Tomberry, is an early maturing plants produce huge yields of tiny red tomatoes, 1/4 ounce in size that can fit 10 on a spoon. A favorite for salads, garnishes, and culinary creations. It is one of the smallest tomatoes in the world! Kids love them! Perfect for your home garden and just a fun plant to grow.
•Solanum lycopersicum
•Intermediate
•Heirloom
•Non-GMO
•American grown seeds
•USDA Zones: 3-12
Growing Instructions:
Start with a commercial grade seed starting mix. Make sure that it doesn't have too high a fertilizer content. Prepare your seed be by mixing the starting mix with warm water to make it arable. Use any container to germinate seeds as long as it excess water can drain and fill it with the moistened seed starting mix. Sow the seeds 1/8" (3mm) deep. At this stage, it's fine to plant seeds close together as seedlings will later be transplanted. Place germination containers out in a warm, full sun location. Extreme temps higher than 95° and lower than 50° are damaging to germination. Cover the germination container with plastic to trap in moisture, but be sure to check that it doesn't dry out. As soon as the seedlings emerge, they will will start reaching for light. Once the seedlings develop their first true leaves, you can transplant the m into their own container/pot. This is an important step to help develop the root structure. Once they reach an adequate size and temps there is no threat of frost, transplant them to their permanent location.
•Solanum lycopersicum
•Intermediate
•Heirloom
•Non-GMO
•American grown seeds
•USDA Zones: 3-12
Growing Instructions:
Start with a commercial grade seed starting mix. Make sure that it doesn't have too high a fertilizer content. Prepare your seed be by mixing the starting mix with warm water to make it arable. Use any container to germinate seeds as long as it excess water can drain and fill it with the moistened seed starting mix. Sow the seeds 1/8" (3mm) deep. At this stage, it's fine to plant seeds close together as seedlings will later be transplanted. Place germination containers out in a warm, full sun location. Extreme temps higher than 95° and lower than 50° are damaging to germination. Cover the germination container with plastic to trap in moisture, but be sure to check that it doesn't dry out. As soon as the seedlings emerge, they will will start reaching for light. Once the seedlings develop their first true leaves, you can transplant the m into their own container/pot. This is an important step to help develop the root structure. Once they reach an adequate size and temps there is no threat of frost, transplant them to their permanent location.