Brown Cherry Tomato, ANNUAL VEGETABLE

 Add a unique and delightful cherry tomato variety to your garden, greenhouse, or flower bed with Brown Berry, an heirloom from The Netherlands. This organic and non-GMO vegetable, fruit, herb, and flower will impress with its copious earthy brown, bite-sized fruit that are perfectly sweet, juicy, and well-balanced. Enjoy this rare gem fresh or in salads! (Indeterminate/70 days)

 To successfully grow Brown Cherry Tomatoes, an ANNUAL VEGETABLE, you have a few options based on your location. These include growing them indoors, in a greenhouse, or outdoors. For outdoor growth, it is recommended to start the plants indoors and then transplant them outside when the soil temperature reaches 15 degrees Celsius/60 degrees Fahrenheit.

This typically occurs in March through April in temperate regions. Use a mixture of soil or compost in a three inch (8 cm) pot, firm it with your hand, and water it before thinly sowing the seeds on the surface. Lastly, cover the seeds with a thin layer of vermiculite.
The pot(s) should then be placed into a warm draft free area, an airing cupboard is ideal for this purpose; be sure to keep the soil moist. Once seedlings have emerged, the pot(s) should be transferred to an area of light such as your windowsill (do not put into a place of direct sunlight as this may result in scorched leaves) or the greenhouse.
Nb. You will find that most tomato seeds germinate so you only need to sow a few extra seeds than the number of plants that you require.