Tomato 'Antho Gelb'

Tomato 'Antho Gelb' (Solanum lycopersicum), Offered by Les Gardiens - Ferme Alternative

The 'Antho Gelb' tomato is a unique and spectacular variety , known for its two-tone appearance and exquisite taste . It produces beautiful small cherry tomatoes with white skin tending towards yellow , with anthocyanin (dark purple) highlights on the top, creating a striking visual contrast.

Its taste is sweet, sugary and very juicy , with a slight fruity touch that makes it irresistible. Its tender and refreshing flesh makes it a perfect tomato to enjoy plain, in salads or as a snack directly from the garden .

The plant is vigorous, productive and early , offering an abundance of fruit throughout the season.

Growth Type: Indeterminate
Tomato type: Cherry
Plant height: 1.5 to 2 meters
Spread: Medium
Quantity per sachet: ISOLATED - 15 to 20 seeds
Fruit color: White-yellow with purple highlights
Shape: Round, small

Cultivation method:

Sow seeds 8-10 weeks before the last frost , at a temperature of 22-28°C to promote optimal germination. When the seedlings reach 10-15 cm , transplant them into the ground or into a pot after the last frost, spacing them 50 cm apart.

Plant them in rich, well-drained soil with full sun exposure to maximize production. Strong staking is recommended due to their indeterminate growth, allowing for a continuous harvest throughout the season .

The first fruits appear about 65 to 75 days after sowing , providing a generous and prolonged harvest .

Pot culture: ideal for small spaces

Thanks to its manageable size and vigorous growth , the 'Antho Gelb' tomato can be grown in pots (minimum 15 litres ), requiring sunny exposure and regular watering to ensure optimum production.

Use and special features:

With its sweet and juicy flavor , this tomato is ideal in salads, as an appetizer or as a snack directly from the garden . Its unique two-tone appearance also makes it an ornamental variety that attracts all eyes.

A rare and delicious variety, perfect for lovers of original tomatoes!