Seeds of black tomato variety Black from Tula, very tasty

• Packing / number of seeds: 0.5 g (125 - 175 Black Tula Frome tomato seeds per pack)
• Sowing rate: 25 to 30 grams per acre.
• Yield.
• Sowing period: For early sow black tomato seeds in January 20 to February 25, for medium sow 01 to 30 March and for late sow 25 April to 10 May.
• Sowing period: Ready seedlings are moved outdoors after the end of March.
• Growing scheme: 80-120/35-45 cm. The black tomato is grown outdoors in a colvo.
• 70 to 75 days.
• Fruit characteristics: Medium-sized fruit up to 160 and 180 g, round, brownish, pleasant sweet and sour taste and intense tomato aroma.

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The team of the online garden shop semenata.bg presents from its rich catalogue black tomato seeds of the variety 'Black Frome Tula'.

This exotic black tomato variety is relatively new, has a refreshing taste and unusual colour. Black Frome Tula tomatoes are medium sized and reach weights of 160 to 180 grams. What is interesting about them is their unusual colour, which ranges from dark mahogany to dark brown and sharply distinguishes them from most of the pink or red tomatoes familiar to home-growers and consumers of agricultural produce in this country.

Even more interesting and unusual for connoisseurs is their taste, which is a pleasant mix of sweetness with fresh acidity, combined with the full-bodied aroma of a real tomato.

Black Froome Tula tomatoes are compact in habit and set fruit during the fruiting period. The variety is highly valued because it grows freely in height and produces consistently high yields when tomato plants are properly cared for, watered and fertilised.

To sow an acre of production area with Black Frome Tula tomatoes, you need 25 to 30 grams of varietal seed.

In the case of early sowing, it is carried out under optimum conditions between January and February. In the case of medium-early sowing, sowing takes place in March. In the case of late sowing, sowing takes place between April and May.

Transplanting of the finished seedlings of these black tomatoes is carried out from the end of March onwards under suitable temperature and weather conditions.

When transplanting, it is advisable to leave a distance of 80 to 120 cm between the rows and 35 to 45 cm between the individual plants in each row in order to ensure optimum ventilation and nourishment of the tomato plants.

Because of its attractive and unusual colouring, the black tomato variety 'Black Frome Tula' is prized and used most often in salads, as a salad dressing, in upmarket restaurants, at private parties and catering services.