Tomato, Chocolate Cherry (Lycopersicon esculentum) seeds, organic
$3.95
Family: Nightshade (Solanaceae)
Vining annual, 90 days from setting plants in field to harvest. This variety was new for me in 2020 so I kept careful track of how long it took to grow them. Seeds were planted 4/6 and transplant to field occurred on 5/24. First harvest occurred on 8/25, although there were a few ripe ones prior to that. Therefore, from seed to salad bowl actually took 140 days.
Midsize indeterminate vine producing voluptuous clusters of fruit. The taste is sweet and melt-in-your-mouth chocolatey mellow. Standard tomato culture, trellis or allow to sprangle. Space plants 3 feet apart.
Packet contains 50 Seeds
5 g contains ~2,220 seeds
10 g contains ~4,440 seeds
Certified Organically Grown
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Question
Jane Wilder-O’Connor –
Hi, I’m in Zone 9 in SoCal and it looks like my last freeze is next week. Have I waited too long to start tomatoes from seed? Could I start them by directly sowing in the ground? I’m still figuring out gardening.
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Richo Cech –
Hello Jane, Thanks for staying in touch. You have not waited too long at all. You can start tomato plants in March in a Zone 9 with very good results. I recommend “old german” Richo
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AJ –
When will you have the chocolate cherry tomato seed available again?
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Richo Cech –
hi there! I grew this one season and was not sufficiently impressed by the size and taste of them to grow them again. They just didn’t hold a candle to Chadwick’s Cherry. Richo
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