Rote Ribisel

created by Hedwig at 27.02.2022

Seed packet

Features

Resistances

Blight resistant

Late blight resistant

Color

red

light red

Taste

aromatic

sugary sweet

Growth habit

growth habit: bushy

harvest: profitable

growth habit: stable

growth habit: hanging

growth habit: sprawling

Fruit shape

around

Location

planting: outdoor

soil moisture: no waterlogging

Season Overview

Propagating

Planting

Harvest

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F

M

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M

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S

O

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Description

The wild red currant tomato produces very sweet, red, small fruits and is very vigorous. Fruit diameter approx. 1.5 cm.

Non hybrid

Not frost resistant

Growing tips

Optimum germination temperature: 22-24° C. Wild tomatoes are less demanding than cultivated tomatoes and are ideal for growing outdoors. Their nutrient requirements are lower. Too much fertilizer and water lead to heavy foliage formation and reduce fruit quality. They are more tolerant of late blight and fruit rot. It spreads in numerous directions along the ground and does not require pinching out, the plants can simply be tied up a little. They can be grown freely on approx. 1 m² or in containers or hanging baskets. Harvest the fruits of the "red currant" when they are bright red in color. You can harvest whole panicles of the tomato.