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Campari II tomato

Campari II tomato

SKU: 628451361800
C$6.50Price

Remarkable flavor for this red fruit, round, smooth, 50/60 g. presented in regular clusters of 5/6.  Productive plant, vigorous, resistant to diseases, a quality obtaining, extra under cover.  We got the seeds from a trip to Florida from an organic grower.

 

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  • Technical sheet

    Latin name Solanum lycopersicum
    Type fruit vegetable
    place of culture Garden
    Growth Type Annual
    Exposure Sun
    Height Undetermined

    Spacing

    60  cm 
    Germination 5-15 days
    Sowing 6 weeks before last frost
    Harvest 80-90 days after transplant to the garden

     

  • Successful sowing

    You can start your tomato sowing from the end of February to mid-March. To succeed in your tomato sowing, you will absolutely need heat, indeed, Solanaceae seeds (Tomatoes, aubergines, peppers, peppers) will only germinate at a minimum temperature of 20°C day and night.  Fill your buckets  of sowing compost, insert the seeds a few mm deep then cover with compost.  Water your buckets well without the soil being soggy either.  Place your cups under  light and at a temperature of 20°C. 

    When the shoots have released their first two leaves, they are transplanted into individual pots and always kept warm.

     

  • Plant

    When frosts are no longer to be feared, transplanting is possible by  June (when the plants have reached 12 to 15 cm) keeping a spacing of 1 m between the rows - 0.5 m between the plants. Plant the seedlings in an open, bright and airy place. The soil must be amended but reasonably, homemade compost buried in the spring will be ideal. 

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