Container Friendly
Days to Maturity: 80
Full Sun
Approximate Seed Count: 10
AnnualIndeterminate - A compact variety that grows in clusters that will ripen together one batch at a time. As many as 40 tomatoes per cluster! Extremely heavy yields. Be prepared to share this variety with friends. Delicious eaten fresh.
Red Centiflor Tomato
Great seeds, great product - love this company!
Not reviewing the red centiflor because I won't plant until next January. I did plant a few Chadwick Cherry purchased from you last year for the first time, and they were outstanding. Very few tomato plants can survive the intense summer heat of San Antonio. The Chadwick was one of the few tomato varieties which was able to survive the summer and into the fall. They produced prolifically throughout early summer, stopped producing in early August, but restarted their reproduction in late September. Taste was fairly good but not remarkable. Still better than grocery organic. Size was larger than most cherries, even in the fall. Definitely a keeper for the hot San Antonio area.
Good germination
Also stop forcing customers to review content with this section. Stars are sufficient. Its very off putting
I had 100% results. The seedling came up quickly and are producing loads of flowers. Can't wait to try these tomatoes.
So far all 6 seeds that I planted have germinated and are growing well. I am planning on transplanting them into bigger pots soon until they’re ready for the garden.
My old reliable variety, always produces an abundance of tomatoes towards the end of the season!
Little pepper plants popped up quickly, they seem to be doing very well thus far.
Really great germination, I am currently growing them in my hydroponic system.
I gave one to my partner last summer... he said, "WHY DOES THIS TASTE LIKE CHAMPAGNE??"
This variety will be in my garden until I can no longer garden!
