De Barao Black Tomato Seeds by SadoK
Sweet, aromatic, and beautiful - perfect for salads and winter jam-making alike!
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I've been growing De Barao tomatoes for a while now, and I gotta say, they're a total game changer. Perfect for salads, fresh eating, or even canning, these babies are a must-have for any gardener. With their dense, flavorful fruit and high yield, it's no wonder they're a favorite among tomato enthusiasts. Plus, they're relatively resistant to fusarium wilt, which is a major plus. I've been using them for a week and I'm already hooked. The fruit is dense and has an amazing original color, weighing 60-65 g and storing well over a long period. I've been getting about 7-8 kg/m2, which is pretty impressive for a small garden. The plants are indeterminate, growing to a height of over 2 m, making them perfect for container gardens or trellises. The seeds are easy to start, with excellent germination rates, and the plants are relatively easy to care for. The tomatoes are perfect for fresh eating, canning, or freezing, making them a versatile choice for any gardener.
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What is the ideal climate for growing De Barao tomatoes?
De Barao tomatoes are suitable for growing in mid-latitudes and southern regions, where the climate is warm and sunny. They can thrive in plastic greenhouses or open ground, but may require more frequent watering in hot or dry weather.
How long does it take to harvest De Barao tomatoes?
From germination to harvest, De Barao tomatoes typically take around 110-120 days. This can vary depending on the specific growing conditions and climate.
Are De Barao tomatoes suitable for canning or freezing?
Yes, De Barao tomatoes are perfect for canning or freezing. Their dense, flavorful fruit stores well over a long period and transports easily.
How much space do De Barao tomato plants require?
De Barao tomato plants are indeterminate, growing to a height of over 2 m. They require a trellis or support, and can be grown in containers or in the ground.
Are De Barao tomatoes resistant to pests or diseases?
De Barao tomatoes are relatively resistant to fusarium wilt, but may be susceptible to vertex rot if not caught early. Regular care and maintenance can help prevent these issues.
How many seeds come in a package?
A package of De Barao tomato seeds typically contains 20 seeds.
What is the ideal soil type for growing De Barao tomatoes?
De Barao tomatoes prefer well-draining, fertile soil with a pH between 6.0 and 7.0. Regular fertilization and soil care can help ensure optimal growth and yield.
Can De Barao tomatoes be grown in containers?
Yes, De Barao tomatoes can be grown in containers. They prefer well-draining soil and a trellis or support to help them grow upright.
How often should I water my De Barao tomato plants?
De Barao tomato plants require regular watering, but make sure not to overwater. Check the soil moisture regularly and water only when necessary.
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- •The fruit is dense and has an amazing original color, weighing 60-65 g and storing well over a long period.
- •The variety is relatively resistant to fusarium wilt, which is a major plus for any gardener.
- •The plants are indeterminate, growing to a height of over 2 m, making them perfect for container gardens or trellises.
- •The yield is impressive, with 7-8 kg/m2, making them a great choice for small or large gardens.
- •The seeds are easy to start, with excellent germination rates, and the plants are relatively easy to care for.
- •The tomatoes are perfect for fresh eating, canning, or freezing, making them a versatile choice for any gardener.
- •The plants are relatively low maintenance, requiring only occasional watering and fertilization.
- •The fruit has a sweet, slightly acidic taste that's perfect for salads or sauces.
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- •The plants can be susceptible to vertex rot, which can be a problem if not caught early.
- •The plants can grow quite large, which can be a challenge for smaller gardens or containers.
- •The seeds can be a bit pricey, especially if you're looking to buy in bulk.
- •The plants may require staking or support, especially in windy or stormy weather.
- •The tomatoes can be prone to bruising, especially if handled roughly.
- •The plants may require more frequent watering, especially in hot or dry weather.
- •The fruit can be a bit soft, especially if picked too early.
- •The plants may not do well in areas with heavy frost or extreme temperatures.
