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    Texas Wild Cherry

    • TM012
    • Solanum lycopersicum.  All we really know is that seed of this tomato was collected from a patch of apparently "wild" tomatoes in southern Texas. Sprawling plants produce tons of small, tasty, cherry-type tomatoes. Early-maturing and very productive! One of the stars of our 2012 tomato trials in Patagonia, Arizona (4000'), they've also been super productive in our 2021 Tucson grow-out.  From our Seed Bank Collection.

      • Approx. 0.1g/40 seeds per packet.
      • Indeterminate.
      • Limit 3 packets.
    • $4.50

    Customer Reviews

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    Bernadette
    I absolutely loved these

    These tomatoes kept growing and growing and growing for me here in Las Cruces New Mexico I had to actually unalive them because I had to get the ground ready for the next season they will still producing in January

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    roel trevino
    Good germination in pots

    I planted some in pots and some in ground. I had pretty good germination The pots, I have 5 to 6 healthy looking plants that have started to flower but the CJ planted in ground didn’t sprout. Hoping that these tomatoes will tolerate the heat here in zone 9B in South Texas.

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    Katie Nash
    Too early to tell- but good germination!

    Sowing Texas Wild Cherry this year to contrast with last year’s Punta Banda variety, which is still producing tons of fruit this Christmas - even more than last spring.
    100 percent germination from the Texas Wild Cherry seeds.

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    Customer
    Texas wild cherry tomatoes

    Yes the seeds will sprout slowly . Yes the plants loves higher temperatures than normal. Depending on area start a few seeds like maybe six . And you’ll be all set. Tomatar quiz . did you know that all Tomatoes are self-pollinating! meaning they have flowers that contain both the male and female parts, so more than one plant is not needed for reproduction. The pollen falls within the flower to pollinate itself. That doesn't mean insects and wind aren't important, though. They can help pollinate self-pollinating plants. So that means all over ripe maters will produce viable seeds for next year’s crop. Let me explain the propagation process so take the tomatoes and pulp them mean a 3 or 5 gallon bucket works nice . And water start breaking tomatoes apart . In this case you would like to use the smashing method placed your tomatoes in bucket about 3 quarters full and start smashing after you get done smashing over ripe fruit. Let stand for about 2 or 3 hours. Mix the smashed tomato pulp water mixture . Let ferment 3 to 5 days mixing once a day with a stick . After that you need Mesh Strainer works very well. Take all leftover tomato’s pulp toss in a compost Ben or your local trash can. With what’s left over strain . Place seeds in a dark dry cool area newspaper works well when drying seeds . Cabinets works well Then dry seeds for a week. After that process is done your are ready to place seeds in a envelope or a air tight container. Store seeds in a dark dry cool location of your choice.

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    Mary Ryan
    Seeds were OK, but…

    I grew these tomatoes very successfully in 2022, but since then I have had problems getting them to grow. This is not the seeds fault by any stretch of the imagination, but rather my inability to find a proper medium. I stll have some of my 2022 crop in the freezer. I passed some seeds along to my sister, who is a Master Gardener. I’m sure she will have better results! I will definitely order again next year .