Sanvitos veredelt
Variety
created by Rebekka K. at 15.04.2021
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Whether for cooking, for the salad or simply as a snack for in between: The grafted plum cherry tomato 'Sanvitos®' (solanum lycopersicum) is the right tomato variety for any meal and gives the perfect fresh kick to any occasion!This plant prefers to grow in a sunny place, protected from wind and rain, which offers a nutrient-rich soil, but without problems may have hosted tomatoes before. If watered with plenty of water, it can grow up to 1.80m tall. Tasty and especially juicy mini tomatoes, which usually do not exceed a weight of 20 grams, can be enjoyed from July to October. Some tomato varieties struggle with harvest-threatening diseases such as velvet blotch or nematodes. However, this cherry tomato is known for its resistance to diseases. As a result, the variety 'Sanvitos®' allows for a reliable and, due to its grafting, abundant harvest. The cherry tomato 'Sanvitos®' is a very easy to care for variety that requires only a few simple actions to produce a crisp, sweet and juicy result that especially children can not resist.Two small tips help to thrive splendidly:Keep in mind to prune the plant at enormous growth height and bring it indoors in time if there is unexpected late frost.If you also want to bring this magnificent tomato variety to your home, do not hesitate and visit our online store for an order directly to your home or find the nearest specialty store in your city in our zip code search!
F1 Hybrid
Frostproof
No growing tips available for this plant.
Light requirement
Sunny
Water requirement
Very humid
Soil
Light (sandy)
Nutrient requirement
High
Seeding distance
30 cm
Row spacing
30 cm
Seeding depth
cm
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Grey mold
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