Dwarf Cherry Tomato (Lycopersicon lycopersicum)

Dwarf Cherry Tomato (Lycopersicon lycopersicum): The classic cherry tomato, the berry, always perfectly round, is slightly smaller (around 15 grams), has crunchy flesh, a very sweet flavor, and a high yield. The difference is that this ecotype grows no taller than 80 cm, has a bushy habit, requires neither pruning (pruning of the axillary shoots) nor supports, and is not susceptible to blossom-end rot.
Perfect for pots, small pallets, and for those forced to grow in greenhouses, where it adapts well to forcing and takes up very little space without compromising production.
The dwarf tomatoes you will find here come from selections of traditional varieties, they cannot be defined as ancient but clearly they are all reproducible, no F1 hybrids.
Sow from February to June, 75 days after transplanting.
Attention: this variety is not only determinate but dwarf.