T51 Mati big fruit size indeterminate special tomato seeds

1.Seed type:OP seeds ​

2.Growth type:：Indeterminate growth type 

3.Maturity days：Mid-late maturity variety, harvestable about 100-110 days after transplanting 

4.Fruit Weight：single fruit weight about 350g

5.Fruit shape: Large, plump fruits with regular and attractive shape

6. Fruit skin：Bright deep red when mature with uniform and gorgeous luster, strong shelf appeal

7.Taste & Flavor：Juicy and plump flesh with a sweet and mellow flavor, suitable for both fresh eating and cooking7.Taste & Flavor：Juicy and plump flesh with a sweet and mellow flavor, suitable for both fresh eating and cooking

10. Grow temperature: 18 to 32 degree 

11. Sowing season: Spring and autumn

12.Planting tips ( Just for reference):

Why are tomato plants short and have rolled leaves:

(1) Poor soil performance: The lack of major nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium in the soil can lead to slow growth, stunted growth, and emaciation of tomato plants. For example, nitrogen deficiency can cause the leaves to turn pale green to yellow green, become smaller and thinner, and in severe cases, the leaves may curl; Phosphorus deficiency can cause plant growth to stagnate, with dark green leaves and purple red backs, and may also result in curling

(2) Disease virus diseases: Common tomato virus diseases include mosaic virus disease, fern leaf virus disease, etc. After infection with viral diseases, plant growth is hindered, stunted, and leaves are curled and deformed. For example, fern leaf virus disease can cause leaves to become slender, curly, and fern like. The virus is mainly transmitted through pests such as aphids and whiteflies, and can also be transmitted through agricultural operations

Plant number: 2000 to 2200 plants/667m2

Climbing support: Needed.

Sprout: 30 degree

seedling stage: 20 to 25 degree

Flowering stage: 20 to 28 degree during the day, 15 to 20 degree at night.

Fruit growth period: 25 to 35degree, the best is 25 to 30degree.

1. Germination Standard: Sowing is recommended when over 70% of the germinated seeds turn white.

2. Seedbed Preparation: Thoroughly water the seedbed with bottom water to a depth of 10cm. After water seeps in, spread a thin layer of nutrient soil to level the bed surface, then evenly scatter the seeds.

3. Soil Coverage: Cover the sown seeds with 0.8–1.0cm of nutrient soil.

4. Disease Prevention: For every 667m² of seedbed, mix 8g of 50% carbendazim wettable powder or 7g of 50% mixed seed powder with fine soil, then sprinkle the mixture thinly and evenly on the bed surface to prevent damping-off disease.

5. Seedling Cultivation: We highly recommend using nutrient bowls, seedling trays, or paper bags for sowing and seedling raising to improve survival rates.

In bag, 5grams/bag, 1600 seeds per bag, 500bags/ctn

In bag, 10grams/bag, 3300 seeds per bag, 400bags/ctn