Tomato Seeds, Oval Shape Plum Tomatoes Plant Seeds 100 Seeds by AllThatGrows

Oval Tomato Seeds: The oval variety of tomato is also called the plum tomato because of its shape and a slight variation in taste. Plum tomatoes are considered to be a bit more acidic in taste than the commonly found round variety. The plum tomato variety is obtained by cross-breeding and are often used for making sauces because of their acerbic flavor. This variety is also known as a processing tomato or paste tomato because of their dominant usage in salsas and other kinds of sauces. The popular varieties of Plum tomato in the markets are San Marzano and Roma FV. The best part about Plum Tomatoes is that they have less locules or seed compartments than their regular counterparts and hence are more fleshly in nature. Tomatoes, maybe, on account of their popularity in the region have a long association with Italy. In fact some believe that the Plum tomato variety is a result of Italian's obsession with tomatoes. However, officially tomatoes originated in the Andes that is Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Ecuador. Aztecs and Incas have been credited with their cultivation but now the tomatoes - both plum or rounded can be found anywhere in the world. Shop the pure, non-hybrid , and traditionally grown seeds from All That Grows.


SEED TYPE: Superior Quality, Non-Hybrid, Pure, Open Pollinated, GMO-Free, And Heirloom (with An Unadulterated Genetic Heritage) Tomato Seeds. Tested For Germination.

PLANT: Determinate, Good Foliage. FRUIT TYPE: Shape Is Oval, Uniform In Shape And Size, Skin Firm, Red With Slight Green Tinge At Shoulders, Glossy. AVERAGE WEIGHT : 90-100 Gms. FIRST PICKING : After 65-70 Days From Transplanting.

SPECIFICATION: Tolerant To Bacterial Wilt And Leaf Curl, Performs Well Round The Year. SOWING TIME: Aug - Nov (or as per your local climatic conditions). SOWING DISTANCE: Plant to plant - 1' Line to line - 2.5'.

HOW TO SOW: Soil should be mixed with well rotten Cow dung. Raise nursery and transplant 30-35 days old plants in 6 inches raised beds at the distance of 2.5 feet between line to line and 1.0 feet plant to plant. Irrigate immediately and then as per requirement.Harvest starts after 65 -70 days from transplanting.