Growing tomato from tomato seeds

Choosing tomato seeds

One of the most adaptable types of vegetables (or fruits, depending on your clan) is the tomato, which is used frequently in practically all world cuisines, including salads, sandwiches, juices, sauces, salsas, ketchup, and real Indian dishes. The type of tomatoes you intend to cultivate at home will mostly rely on how you intend to use the crop.

San Marzano, Paste Tomato or Plum Tomato, Cherry Tomato, Amish Paste, Yellow Pear, Rose, Black Krim, Cherokee Green, Cherokee Purple, and Nepal are a few of the well-known open-pollinated heirloom tomato varieties.

All of these varieties of tomatoes can be broadly categorised as determinate or indeterminate types. The indeterminate types will create flowers along with the shoots and keep growing until the weather is unfavourable, but the determinate varieties will produce shoots until the flowers have bloomed on the vine.

Due to the fact that the thick-walled plum tomatoes have more flesh than seed compartments, they are particularly well-liked. Cooks prefer the tomatoes’ sweet tanginess because of their chewy texture and low water content. On the other hand, cherry tomatoes are a very flavourful kind that are frequently consumed fresh in salads, pasta, and pizza.

These vivid round red cherry tomatoes are the best seeds to choose if you want to cultivate a juicy variety of tomatoes. Both tomato cultivars are rich in lycopene, iron, vitamin A, and C, making them an excellent addition to a diet that strengthens resistance to cancer, heart disease, and high blood pressure.

For all your needs in home gardening, you can now purchase a selection of tomato seeds online from Bhagat Seeds.