Mini Indeterminate Tomato

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Price	€4.10 incl. VAT €3.39 excl. VAT
Product code	NP-SEEDBANK-OZ-3275

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Mini indeterminate tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) is an early variety with small red fruits weighing 18 to 22 g. The fruits are sweet and juicy; the tall plant requires support.

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Description

Mini indeterminate tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) is an early variety bearing tiny red fruits weighing 18 to 22 g. They have a sweet and juicy flavor, making them ideal for fresh eating. The plant grows tall and requires staking or support.

Key features of the Mini tomato

Small 18 to 22 g fruits are enjoyed whole without needing to be sliced.
Sweet and juicy taste of high quality, making fruits disappear straight from the plant.
Early variety, yielding its first ripe harvest at the start of the season.
Tall plant requiring support utilizes greenhouse height rather than bed surface area.
Suitable for greenhouses and outdoor beds, allowing flexible growing locations.

Who it is suitable for

Mini is ideal for families with children and anyone seeking cherry tomatoes for snacking rather than canning. Compared to the Start S F1 variety with 75 to 90 g fruits, it represents a significantly smaller type.

Parameters

Botanical species	Solanum lycopersicum
Type	Indeterminate tomato
Maturity	Early variety
Fruit weight	18–22 g
Fruit colour	Red
Taste	Sweet, juicy
Growth habit	Tall plant, requires support
Growing location	Greenhouse and outdoor bed

Frequently asked questions

How large are the fruits of the Mini tomato?

Mini indeterminate tomato bears small red fruits weighing 18 to 22 g. The flavor is sweet and juicy.

Does the plant require support?

Yes, Mini indeterminate tomato is a tall-growing plant that requires staking. It can be grown both in greenhouses and in open garden beds.

How does it differ from the Start S F1 variety?

Mini indeterminate tomato has fruits weighing 18 to 22 g, whereas Start S F1 produces fruits of 75 to 90 g. Both varieties are early indeterminate types.