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Rose de Berne Tomato
3,78 $
One of our most flavorful tomato! Flawless taste, it is not too acid nor too sweet. This variety will grow plenty of firm, dark pink fruits. Ideal for salads. Ancient variety originally from Switzerland.
Package: 25 seeds
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Latin name : Solanum lycopersicum
Family : Solanaceae
Habit: Indeterminate, can be tutored.
Size: 200 cm high, 50 cm wide
Cultivation : Sow indoors from mid-March until early April at a depth of 5 mm. Should take 7 to 10 days to germinate.
Gradually harden off your seedlings to outdoor conditions about 10 days before transplanting by taking them outside during daytime. When transplanting, lay the plant down and slightly curve it up so that the leafy part sticks out and up; new roots will grow from the buried stem.
Can be transplanted outside after the last frost. Water abundantly after transplanting.
Should yield fruits after 80 to 100 days.
Soil: Well-drained, rich
Exposure: Full sun
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