Wild tomato 'Rote Murmel' (Solanum pimpinellifolium) Organic
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Unit price
2.38 € - 4.25 € *
apx. $2.68 - $4.79
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4 €
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- DEPENDING ON TYPE
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- Item number
- MA-0001
- Group:
- Seeds
- Seed quantity:
- 10
- Botanical name:
- solanum pimpinellifolium
Description
This bushy plant holds very small and aromatic fruits, which ripen quickly. It is considered to be the wild form of many- perhaps even all- cultivated tomatoes. Hence it has remained a robust plant which can stand the weather.
30 organic wild tomato Seeds
Growing instructions: How to grow tomatoes from seed
Details: Plant description & care
- Plant family:
- Solanaceae
- Root system :
- Heart type roots
- Flower colour:
- Yellow
- Flowering period :
- AugustJulyJuneSeptember
- Location:
- Sun
- Water requirements:
- Water moderately
- Lifecycle :
- Annual
- Winter hardy up to:
- 5 °C
Sowing & cultivation
- Indoor pre-culture (seedling stage):
- AprilMarch
- Sowing depth:
- 1 cm
- Best germination temperature :
- 22 – 28 °C
- Germination time in days:
- 6 – 10
- Planting distance approx.:
- 100 x 100 cm
- Main harvest:
- AugustJulyOctoberSeptember
Companion planting
- Bad intercropping partners:
- CucumbersFennelPeasPepperPotatoes
- Good intercropping partners:
- BasilCabbageCeleryGarlicKohlrabiLettuceMarigoldNasturtium New Zealand spinachParsleyRadishRadishesSpinach
Other names
- German names:
- goldapfelliebesapfelparadeisapfelparadeiserparadiesapfeltomate
- English names:
- tomato
- French names:
- tomate
- Spanish names:
- jitomatetomatetomatera
- Italian names:
- pomodoro
Rating
Reviews: 1
Unkompliziert und soo lecker! (organic)
Ich habe diese Wildtomaten schon seit einigen Jahren im Garten und die sind einfach nur der Wahnsinn! Keimen total unkompliziert und wuchern sofort wie Unkraut. Pro Pflanze sind an die 1000 zuckersüße, kleine Tomaten keine Seltenheit.Diese Pflanze ist im Gegensatz zu den Züchtungen äußerst robust. Man brauch allerdings auch wirklich ca. 1 m² Platz pro Pflanze. Absolut empfehlenswert. Manchmal hat sich die Pflanze im Frühjahr tatsächlich sogar selbst ausgesät.
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