Tomato Seed Patio F.1. Hybrid

Code: M6925

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Perfect for large containers and small gardens. Patio F1 produces a tough, stocky plant. Perfect for large pots and tubs. It will produce a prolific amount of fruit if given ample food and moisture. Fruit size is around 130-150grams (Tennis ball size).

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Planting Instruction

How To Sow: Choose a sheltered, warm, well drained site in full sun. Sow these seeds in trays for subsequent transplanting or after frosts, sow direct where to grow in a well prepared seedbed or container. Sow seeds 5cm apart and to a depth of 5mm. Use 1 plant in a 40cm tub or, if planing our in a garden allow 50cm between plants.
Seedling Care: Keep seedbed or trays evenly moist during the germination period of 14-21 days. Apply McGregor's FruitMax 2 weeks after germination for healthier plans and a maximum crop. Protect your vege garden from snails and slugs with McGregor's Snail and Slug bait and from White Butterfly with McGregor's Derris Dust.
Hints and Tips: Tomatoes prefer a warm climate, with ample spacing to encourage high yields. Watering the soil around the plants, not on the leaves helps minimise fungal problems such as blight. Staking support is beneficial to help hold heavy tomato crops.
Our seeds are not treated with Neonicitinoids

Specs & Warranty

When To Sow (Tropical Zone 1)	Summer
When To Sow (Tropical Zone 2)	Summer
When To Sow (Temperate Zone 3)	Summer
When To Sow (Cool Zone 4)	Summer
Grow In	Gardens
Annual or Perennial
Seed Depth	5mm
Seed Spacing	5cm
Plant Spacing	50cm
Harvest / Flower / Maturity Time	17-19 weeks
Harvest/Flower/Maturity Time cont.

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