Fresh Tomato Seeds, Juicy Tomatoes Siberian Malachite Striped, Branch - Plant Part, Market - Retail Space - 175 Pcs

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Fresh Tomato Seeds, Juicy Tomatoes Siberian Malachite 175 SEEDS ( Pack of 5 )
Farmer's Market,Healthy Eating.

Late maturing salad variety - 140-160 days from sprouts to the beginning of fruiting. The plant is indeterminate. The bush is tall, requires the formation and garter. The fruit is rounded, smooth, medium density. Color of immature fruit is green with stripes, mature fruit is green-yellow. The flesh is green. Number of nests 4 or more. Fruit weight is 90-100 g. Taste good, a little unusual, interesting. Yield of marketable fruit under the film shelters 10.6 kg/m2. For open ground and film greenhouses.

About Malakhitovaya Shkatulka Tomatoes Crop - Plant
Malakhitovaya Shkatulka Striped tomatoes originated in Russia (Siberia, actually!) at Svetlana Farm. In a 2006 seed exchange, Tatian Kouchnarev received seeds from Tmara Yaschenko of Biysk, Siberia, Russia. They were then acquired by Seed Savers Exchange and subsequently offered by Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds in their 2008 catalog. The translation for Malakhitovaya Shkatulka is “malachite box,” so named for the beautiful green jewelry boxes made from this mineral mined in the Urals, Russia and Timna, Israel – the location of King Solomon’s mines. Additional malachite box tomato info provided by Baker Creek Heirlooms Seeds describes these tomatoes as medium sized (6-20 oz.) with bright green, flavorful flesh punctuated by a lighter yellow core. Growing Heirloom Tomato Plants Growing these heirloom tomatoes isn’t any different than growing tomatoes, in general. In fact, the malachite box tomato seems to be fairly adaptable just about anywhere. This low acid variety of tomato is outstanding for its vigor in cooler climates. It was developed in Siberia after all! It also does quite well in warmer climates in the South. Prolific producers, Malakhitovaya Shkatulka tomatoes rarely crack like many other heirlooms. Fruit comes to maturity in about 70 days.