Rio Grande Verde Tomatillo

It's been really hot (mid-high 90's) in Colorado and these plants are still flowering and producing tomatillos. I can't wait to make more salsa verde.

Started indoors, then transplanted to grow bags. Beautiful plants with lots of blooms. excited!

My first packet wasn't well sealed and arrived with only 2 seeds. I messaged them and with no hassle they were replace. Excellent customer service.

So far, this variety is doing excellent in my north Idaho climate. I started indoors the first week of May and planted out the first week of June. Germination was decent to good. (Can’t remember the specifics, but I planted the whole packet, and I had at least 20 plants. When potting up, I didn’t pot up all, so there were more that had germinated.)The stems are super thick and strong already— stronger, earlier compared to last year’s, actually (from a different seed company). Flowers are already forming in abundance. Last year, my 4 tomatillos produced buckets and buckets of tomatillos, so I have high hopes for the fruit of MIgardener’s. (I planted 8 starts and sold/gave away the remaining starts, so I should have tomatillos coming out of my ears!) Very pleased with these seeds so far & recommend.

They are growing really well and excited to see how they produce. First time growing these.