Tomato Seeds - Campari , indeterminate

Campari tomatoes are sweet, flavorful, and have a perfect acid and sugar balance. They are slightly bigger than cherry tomatoes and rounder than plum tomatoes, with deep red color.Campari tomatoes are known for their exceptional disease-resistance, making them the perfect choice for any garden. With a rich red color and a juicy, high sugar level, these tomatoes are sure to please any tomato lover.

Measuring in at about the size of a golf ball, Campari tomatoes are a perfect balance between the small, sweet cherry tomato and the larger, meaty plum tomato. Don't just take our word for it - try Campari tomatoes for yourself and taste the difference! -indetermina

Campari tomatoes are nutrient-rich with a delicious, juicy, and sweet flavor. Great for salads, pasta, and snacking, these tomatoes are also perfect for cooking and make an excellent addition to pizza, sandwiches, and salsa. They pair well with basil and garlic for a tasty bruschetta. Store at room temperature until ripe, then refrigerate to slow decay.To grow Campari tomato seeds, 

• Start seeds inside 5-6 weeks before transplanting
• Cover with a thin layer of vermiculite and gently press
• Mist or bottom water to keep moist
• Cover with plastic for humidity, remove after germination
• Germinates in 5-10 days
• Harden off seedlings for 7-10 days before planting

Begin by starting the seeds indoors 5-6 weeks prior to the last frost, using a seed starting mix and lightly covering them with soil. To promote germination within 7-14 days, maintain a moist and warm environment. After the seedlings have grown, thin them out and transplant them outside after the last frost, ensuring they receive enough sunlight, are supported by cages or stakes, and are consistently watered. Harvest the ripe, deep red fruits when they are slightly firm, usually around 65 days after transplanting.

• Plant Campari Tomato seeds 24-36 inches apart and regularly fertilize with organic water soluble fertilizer every 3-4 weeks. For optimal results, maintain a consistent watering schedule and harvest in just 65 days from transplant. These tomatoes are indeterminate, so be sure to stake or cage them and prune for the best results. Enjoy a prolonged harvest until the fall frost.