Seeds Noire de Crimée (Lycopersicon esculentum)

Noire de Crimée / 10 seeds

(Lycopersicon esculentum)

Historical tomato variety

Variety description: The robust stake tomato ‘Noire de Crimee’ produces very thin-skinned, but very tasty, dark red, almost purple fruits. These weigh around 120-150 grams.

The variety originates from Mexico and Peru. Since the thin skin can burst, it will certainly never be available in stores. The ripe tomatoes can be harvested from June to September.

Cultivation: The seeds for tomatoes can be sown from the beginning of January to the end of May. At 20° - 25°C, the seeds germinate after 5 - 14 days. For faster germination, you can let the seeds soak overnight in a damp cloth. Always grow on the windowsill or in the greenhouse until mid-March. The tomato plants can only be put outside after the frost.

Care: The cultivation temperature is 18° - 20°C and should not be below 14°C at night. Loose, humus-rich and moist soil is suitable. Good, uniform soil is sufficient. Sunny and wind-protected locations are ideal for rapid and healthy growth.