Cherry tomato seeds - Red cherry (Solanum lycopersicum var)

Common name: Cherry Tomato - Red Cherry Scientific name: Solanum lycopersicum var Among its names: Grape Tomato The plant exceeds two meters in height, its leaves are large and green, its stems are branched, producing small red fruits. It is believed that cherry tomatoes are a hybrid between wild Zubayr tomatoes and common tomatoes, and they have been known in the United States since 1919. • Cherry Tomato - Red Cherry flower: Its flowers are small, yellow in color, blooming in spring. • Cherry Tomato - Red Cherry fruit and seeds: The size of the fruits ranges from the tip of the thumb to a golf ball, containing small dark brown seeds inside. • Season for germinating Cherry Tomato - Red Cherry: Planted at the beginning of spring. • Suitable climate and soil for growing Cherry Tomato - Red Cherry: Tomatoes need a warm, moderate climate, with an optimal temperature range between 15-30°C, and growth stops if the temperature drops below 10°C. It thrives in various types of soil from sandy to heavy clay, provided they are free from nematodes and wilt diseases, well-drained, and somewhat tolerant to salinity, up to 2.5 EC, which produces a good crop. Growth gradually decreases as salinity increases beyond that. It is sensitive to frost and drought, and should be watered regularly. • Method of cultivation of Cherry Tomato - Red Cherry: Reproduces via seeds planted at a depth of 1 cm from the soil surface, and can also be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once to accelerate growth and development. It also reproduces through seedlings. • Benefits and uses: Used for eating fresh in salads, with multiple health benefits. • Original habitat of Cherry Tomato - Red Cherry: Central America and South America.