Black Datterino Tomato var. Minizorro F1 - 3 formats of plants
Black Datterino Tomato var. Minizorro F1 - 3 formats of plants - Tray of 6 plants ...is on backorder
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Esposizione
Full Sun for the grafted plantSemina / Trapianto
March, April, May, JuneDistanza d'impianto
40 x 100 cm - Grafted 50 x 100 cmRaccolta
80 daysProduzione: 250 gr
Description
Description
Black Datterino Tomato var. Minizorro F1
Orto Mio Plants. Choose your desired package: cultivar and characteristics indicated below refer to the single format.
Tray of 6 plants
Variety: Minizorro.
- Exposure: Sun
- Estimated harvest from transplant: 70 days
- Transplant distance: 40 × 100 cm
- Weight: 25 g
1 plant in a 10 cm pot
Variety: Minizorro.
- Exposure: Sun
- Estimated harvest from transplant: 70 days
- Transplant distance: 40 × 100 cm
- Weight: 25 g
1 grafted plant in a 14 cm pot
Variety: Minizorro F1.
Grafted format: keep the grafting point above the soil and remove any shoots from the rootstock.
- Exposure: Sun
- Estimated harvest from transplant: 65 days
- Transplant distance: 50 × 100 cm
Harvest times, weights, and sizes are indicative and depend on growing conditions. The plant received may have different sizes and development from the photo; the same development is not guaranteed.
Growing Tips
Orto Mio guidelines for the species, to be adapted to the variety, local climate, and cultivation in soil or pots.
Exposure and Temperature
Choose full sun; in summer, a slight shading during the central hours is helpful. Optimal growth at 20–24 °C; protect early transplants from cold.
Soil and Transplanting
Fertile and draining soil, preferably pH 6–7. Transplanting from March, under protection, to August, depending on the climate. Generally space 40–50 cm in-row and 100 cm between rows; for sauce varieties, also 30 cm in-row.
Watering
Water regularly at the base, allowing the surface to dry between applications. Increase water during flowering and fruit swelling; avoid waterlogging and sudden shifts from drought to heavy watering.
Fertilization
Incorporate mature organic matter before transplanting. Distribute nutrients throughout the cycle, emphasizing potassium during production and avoiding excess nitrogen.
Care and Harvesting
Mulch. For stake tomatoes, provide supports and periodically remove suckers; for dwarf varieties, do not remove them. Harvest according to the variety and use: for sauce, prefer well-ripened fruits. Cut the stem if detaching risks damaging the plant.
Precautions for Grafted Plants
For the grafted format, keep the grafting point above the soil and remove any shoots that grow from the rootstock. Adapt supports and spacing to the increased vigor.
Indicative Data from the Producer – Tray of 6 plants
| Exposure | Sun |
|---|---|
| Harvest time | 70 days |
| Transplant distance | 40x100 cm |
| Weight | 25 g |
Values are indicative: the harvest cycle varies with season, climate, and growing conditions.
Indicative Data from the Producer – 1 plant in a 10 cm pot
| Exposure | Sun |
|---|---|
| Harvest time | 70 days |
| Transplant distance | 40x100 cm |
| Weight | 25 g |
Values are indicative: the harvest cycle varies with season, climate, and growing conditions.
Indicative Data from the Producer – 1 grafted plant in a 14 cm pot
| Exposure | Sun |
|---|---|
| Harvest time | 65 days |
| Transplant distance | 50x100 cm |
Values are indicative: the harvest cycle varies with season, climate, and growing conditions.
Black Datterino Tomato var. Minizorro F1 - 3 formats of plants - Tray of 6 plants ...is on backorder
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