Matt's Wild Cherry Tomato Seeds Organic

Matt's Wild Cherry Tomato yields tiny, bright red fruit in cascading clusters. Each fruit is about ½ inch in diameter with a juicy, sweet flavor. This indeterminate heirloom produces plentiful harvests, maturing in roughly 60–70 days. Plants thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, and are well-suited to containers, raised beds, or trellised setups. They resist early blight and have some late blight resistance.

Soil and care: Prepare fertile soil rich in organic matter with a pH of 5.5–7.0; add compost before planting. Soak soil 4–6 inches deep at seven-day intervals. Planting steps: sow in flats 6–8 weeks before the last frost, then thin to 2 inches after the first true leaves; harden off before transplanting. Harvesting: pick fruits when they yield slightly under finger pressure; skins are thin, so pick early to reduce cracking. Other details: planting depth 1/4 inch; germination 6–12 days; height 5–7 feet; days to maturity 55–60 days; sun: full sun; spacing after thinning 3–4 feet; seeds per pack: 50. Gardening Guides.

📋 Product summary:

• Indeterminate heirloom cherry tomato
• Fruit about ½ inch in diameter; bright red; thin skin; juicy, sweet flavor
• Grows in cascading clusters; prolific yields
• Some resistance to late blight; resistant to early blight
• Performs in full sun; suitable for containers, raised beds, trellised systems
• Days to maturity: 55–60 days; height at maturity: 5–7 feet
• Soil preferences: fertile soil rich in organic matter; soil pH 5.5–7.0
• Seeds per pack: about 50; planting depth 1/4 inch; germination 6–12 days
• Origin: Hidalgo, Mexico