Pineapple tomato seeds

Pineapple tomato seeds
The pineapple tomato is a late bloomer producing fruit from 250 to 400 grammes. Its skin looks like a slice of pineapple. It contains few seeds and is firm, dense, juicy, sweet, very aromatic and has an incomparable taste.

Sow: February-March-April.

Harvest: July-August-September.

Sowing advice: sow in small pots under shelter from February to March.

Growing advice: replant the tomatoes (around 15 cm apart) as soon as there is no more frost into light, cool, moist, broken down soil. Give each plant a stake.

Harvesting advice: consume rapidly after gathering. The tomatoes can be kept for a few days if they are not too ripe when picked.

Advice: make sure each plant has a stake during the growth phase. Prune above the 4th or 5th bouquet, water when necessary, do not water the leaves, mulch in a period of drought.

Packet weighing 0.15 grammes (around 60 seeds).