50 Pcs Italian Tree Tomato Trip L Crop Seeds for Growing
Introducing 50pc Italian Tree Tomato Seeds – the perfect solution for growing fresh, delicious Italian tomatoes in your own garden! This specially cultivated Trip L Crop variety of seeds produces juicy, flavorful tomatoes with a firm texture that can be eaten raw, cooked in recipes, or dried for later use. The bright, cheerful foliage of these plants will create a beautiful addition to any garden or home.
These tomato seeds are easy to grow and require minimal effort. They are suitable for growing in most locations and climates (tropics, study, outdoor). Though they are typically classified as Bonsai, they can reach mature size in the range of mini, medium, and small. When planted and cared for properly, they feature a long flowering season with bright blossoms during the summer months.
Benefits of Growing 50pc Italian Tree Tomato Seeds:
• Delicious, highly flavorful tomatoes
• Easy to grow and low maintenance
• Resistant to pests and deer
• Bright, cheerful foliage
• Perfect for home gardens or outdoor spaces
Product Specifications:
• Latin Name: Solanum Lycopersicum
• Planting Season: Spring
• Germination Rate: 85%-95%
• Grown Plant Size : Mini, medium, and small
• Time to Maturity: 75-90 days
• Soil Type : Well-drained and rich in organic matter
• Watering: Fill soil up to 1″ of the surface once a week
• Sunlight: Full and partial sun
• Uses: Raw, cooked or dried tomatoes
• Deer Resistance: Good
• Pest and Disease Resistance: Yes
How to Plant 50pc Italian Tree Tomato Seeds:
1. Plant the seeds indoors 1/4″ deep in either an appropriate soil-filled pot, or an indoor seed tray.
2. Keep soil moist and warm, preferably around 70°F (21°C), ensuring that the soil never dries out.
3. Once the seedling grows 2-3 sets of true leaves, it can be transplanted into a larger pot or garden bed, depending on space constraints.
4. Plant the seedling 1/2-1 inch deep, leaving a distance of approximately 18″ between individual seedlings.
5. Water frequently, especially during hot, dry conditions.
6. After 4-5 weeks, the seedlings will be ready to start producing fruit. Enjoy!
