Tomato (Cherry), Tomate Chiquito Dark Pink

Tomate Chiquito is a “wild” cherry tomato that commonly grows in Juan Díaz Covarrubias, Veracruz. Compact, disease-resistant, indeterminate plants produce loads of thin-skinned, dark pink cherry tomatoes early in the season. Tomatoes average 15 g. Fruits are sweet and slightly acidic and good for eating out of hand and for salsa. Traditionally used to make salsa for huevos ahogados and ropa vieja. Fruits can be harvested in trusses or individually. Not as prone to splitting at harvest as Matt’s Wild but care should still be taken. 60 days 0.25g, approx. 50 seeds/packet