2? [Cutting Seedling - Pesticide-Free] Rare Mini Tomato "Emerald Green - Dark Variety" <1 plant each>

※ These are seedlings!

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Two types of rare mini tomato seedlings
Emerald Green / Dark Variety
(Cuttings / Organic / 1 plant each)

◆ These are seedlings approximately 13-14 cm long with sturdy stems.

? Please prepare potting soil in a 9cm poly pot (or small pot) so you can plant them immediately upon arrival!

※ Cultivation methods are the same as for regular mini tomatoes.

As temperatures are rising during the day, we will ship via Yamato Transport's night delivery.

◆ To maintain quality, please refrain from ordering if you are in remote islands such as Okinawa.
Shipping by sea can take over a week. We ship from Osaka.

With home gardening, you can ripen them on the vine, making them delicious and allowing you to eat plenty!
Perfect for those who want to grow a variety of types in small quantities or are looking for unusual tomatoes!

[Characteristics of the 2 Types]
?? N: Beautiful emerald green, elongated shape. Slightly larger mini tomato. Its beautiful green color makes it perfect as a colorful accent in salads! (See Photo No. 6)
When it turns yellowish, it is ripe and surprisingly sweet (See Photos No. 7, 8).
One of the Mediterranean tomatoes.

● P: Black Cherry [Heirloom Variety] Rare dark variety. Reddish-brown and round. Slightly larger mini tomato. Ripens from green to a dark reddish-brown to reddish-brown. It becomes sweet when ripened on the vine.

Photos No. 12-16 are of mini tomatoes grown at our home using organic fertilizer and no pesticides (for reference).

[Important Notes]
1?? Ships in a Nekoposu box. As it's delivered to your mailbox, please check your mailbox promptly!

2?? Upon arrival, unpack immediately and plant in a 9cm poly pot or a small pot.
◆ A smaller container is better for developing strong roots.

Once the first flower blooms, transplant to a garden bed or a larger planter.
◆ If the planter is too small, you won't get many fruits.

When the first fruit appears, fertilize.
Watering sparingly will make the fruit sweeter. However, given the extreme heat these days, water appropriately as needed!