Moneymaker
Variety
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4.0
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created by Marielena 🌱 at 10.07.2019
Seeds
Not Available
Fryd BIO Tomate Moneymaker
3,95 €
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Planting
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Moneymaker is a high-yielding, robust, cold-tolerant and vigorous lettuce tomato. It is tolerant to many diseases, such as late blight. It produces red, medium sized, thick-skinned fruits without green collar, weighing between 50-120 g. The fruits taste typically aromatic of tomato, but not particularly intense, sweetish and sour. The plants can grow up to 3 m high. The harvest period lasts until the first frost. Rather for fresh consumption than for canning. Suitable for outdoor and protected cultivation.
Non hybrid
Not frost resistant
Sowing depth: 0.2 cm. Germination after 8-10 days from 15°C, optimal at 20-22°C. Harden off before planting. A sunshade on hot days can protect tomatoes from sunburn. Do not water from above. A rain shelter can prevent blight. Water and fertilize regularly. Fertilize with organic fertilizer (compost, manure, plant dips). Fruit-bearing shoots, should be supported or otherwise assisted so that they do not break off. The fruits will ripen later.
Light requirement
Sunny
Water requirement
Very humid
Soil
Light (sandy)
Nutrient requirement
High
Seeding distance
50 cm
Row spacing
80 cm
Seeding depth
0 cm
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