Small Red Cherry Tomato Seeds for Planting, 500+ Heirloom Seeds Per Packet, (Isla's Garden Seeds), Non GMO Seeds, Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum, Great Home Garden Gift

I purchased these cherry tomato seeds spring 2021. They are prolific producers and disease free. These tomatoes sprout up each spring from fallen fruits. Once they start growing, I transplant them to places in the yard where I want them. This is my third season with these. They grow really tall and must be staked. I don't really like raw tomatoes, but these are really good. Wish I knew their name other than generic cherry tomato.

If you’re looking for cherry tomatoes, I highly recommend these. We planted the seeds in mid March and had a 100% germination rate (we started them in a wet paper towel and then transferred to plastic cells with seed starting mix). It’s now June and the plants are flourishing in 20 gallon grow bags and are covered in cherry tomatoes. The plants are approximately 5 1/2 feet tall (and growing) and the oldest tomatoes are just beginning to turn red.FYI, we mixed the potting mix (Kellogg’s plus) with worm castings and Jobe’s tomato plant food. We water frequently and use shade cloth when the temps hit 95 or above. This was our first time growing tomatoes and it couldn’t have been easier or more satisfying.

The strongest growing of all my seedlings this year! Thanks!

Super beginner friendly. Grow into massive bushes, I highly recommend in the ground or in a bed.

This products description states there are 500+ seeds in this package. There are less than 100 seeds in this package.

Very colorful packaging and lots of seeds which germinated very quickly in jiffy seedling trays under a hydrofarm agrobrite fluorescent 125 watt grow light with the bulb about 12 inches away from the seedlings .I also used a heating mat too to raise the temperature and the seeds were well watered. I ordered two packages but just one did I have to open and use some of the seeds.The temperature that I have them germinating is around 79 degrees Fahrenheit but try to germinate them between 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.Temps too low or too high and you won't have much success

Taste great

Great results! First time gardening and I have tomatoes!!!