Tomato ‘Stupice’

3,40 
Variety Variety Open-pollinated (non-hybrid)
Variety year Variety year 1944
Sowing Sowing March, February, January
Average weight Average weight 70 g
Ships from Bulgaria (EU)
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Family: Nightshade family (Solanaceae)
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For gardeners seeking the first tomato of the season, Stupice is one of the earliest and most cold-tolerant varieties without compromising crop quality.

Although the fruit is medium-small, it has a surprisingly full, balanced flavour more often associated with much later summer varieties: fresh, juicy and classically tomato-scented.

Originating in former Czechoslovakia, it reached the international market in the 40s, around 1944.
Plant: Compact and tall-growing, with potato-leaf foliage and exceptional tolerance of cooler weather.
Growing period: 52 days after transplanting.

Pack size: 35 graines

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Sow in August