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Cherry tomato 'Zuckertraube'

Pre-sowing Greenhouse : March - April Outside: April Planting out Greenhouse : April - May...

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Description

Pre-sowing
Greenhouse : March - April
Outside: April
Planting out Greenhouse : April - May
Outside: May
Harvesting
Greenhouse: July - October
Outdoors: August - September
Contents small packaging   :  0.3 grams (for min. 20 m2)
Weight seeds   :  300 seeds per gram
Plant distance   :  90x50 cm
Situation   :  sun
Plant height   :  200-250 cm


Cherry tomato 'Zuckertraube' is very vigorous and small trusses with tasty, sweet tomatoes. The fruits are slightly coarser than the fruits of cherry tomatoes. The fruits have a weight of about 15-20 grams. Support the trunk and regularly remove the offshoots (thieves) in the armpits.

Greenhouse cultivation: sow in March-April. Plant out after the second half of April. Harvest period is from July to October. Outdoor cultivation (open ground): sow in April and plant out in May (after frost) in a sheltered, sunny position. You can harvest in August-September.

Ingredients & recipe

0.3 grams of ‘Zuckertraube’ cherry tomato seeds, approximately 300 seeds per gram.

How to use it

Sow in March–April for greenhouse cultivation or April for outdoor growing. Plant under glass after mid-April or outdoors after mid-May at 90 × 50 cm. Support the stem and regularly remove side shoots.

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Frequently asked questions

Must Zuckertraube side shoots be removed?
Yes, regularly remove shoots from the leaf axils and support the stem.

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