Artisan Green Tiger

Variety
created by Gaja at 19.11.2025
Color
green
striped
Flower yellow
Fruit: yellow-green
Taste
fruity
sweet
Growth habit
harvest: profitable
strong lateral shoot development
harvest: early-ripening
warm germination
leaves: densely leafed
seed-fixed: yes
indeterminate growing
panicle-shaped flower
propagation by cuttings
leaves: leafy
height: 300 - 400 cm
Pruning necessary
strong growth
Location
light: sunny to semi-shady
Fertilization: nutrient-rich
Fruit shape
bottle-shaped
Propagating
Planting
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Very vigorous green-yellow marbled cocktail and bottle tomato. Breeding by Fred Hempel/USA from the Artisan series (the elongated varieties are called Tiger, the round ones Bumblebee). Ripening time 60/70 days, panicles with 6-8 fruits, fruit diameter 2 to 3 cm, fruit length 4 to 6 cm, taste is very fruity and sweet. Largely burst-resistant, crisp skin, normal leaves. Indeterminate growth over 3 m, therefore multi-shoot cultivation, very high-yielding. Can be grown in greenhouses, outdoors with a roof and in containers.
Non hybrid
Not frost resistant
Like all "Artisan Tigers", it is essential to grow them in multiple shoots, as they are very vigorous and can still grow over 3m high even with two shoots.
Plant distance
50 cm
Row spacing
100 cm
Seeding depth
1 cm
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