Tomato 'Clementine Bleu'
Le principal bénéfice de la tomate Clémentine Bleu est d’offrir une récolte prolongée de petits fruits très parfumés et éclatants. Sa saveur douce, relevée d’une légère note d’agrumes, apporte beaucoup de fraîcheur aux repas d’été. Son port indéterminé permet de récolter régulièrement jusqu’à l’automne dans les potagers comme en contenant.
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Tomato 'Clementine Bleu' (Solanum lycopersicum). Offered by Les Gardiens - Ferme Alternative
The 'Clementine Bleu' tomato is a mid-season cocktail variety that stands out for its bright orange flesh , reminiscent of the color of a ripe clementine . Its taste is juicy and refreshing , with a subtle citrus note and an exceptional aroma that make it an ideal variety for fresh tasting .
Although its yield is moderate , this indeterminate tomato offers continuous tasty fruits, perfect for salads, appetizers and colorful dishes .
Growth Type: Indeterminate
Tomato type: Cocktail
Plant height: 1.5 to 2 meters
Spread: Medium
Quantity per sachet: ISOLATED - 15 to 20 seeds
Fruit color: Bright orange
Shape: Round, small
Maturation: Mid-season (75 to 85 days)
Cultivation method:
Sow seeds 8 to 10 weeks before the last frost , at an ideal temperature of 22 to 28°C . When the seedlings reach 10 to 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 . Staking is recommended to support the plant throughout the season.
The first fruits ripen after 75 to 85 days , and production continues until autumn .
Pot culture: perfect for small spaces
Thanks to its cocktail format , the 'Clémentine Bleu' tomato is easy to grow in pots (minimum 15 litres) , requiring good exposure to the sun and regular watering to guarantee a good harvest.
Use and special features:
With its sweet and slightly tangy flavor , this tomato is perfect for fresh salads, appetizer platters or simply eaten plain . Its intense aroma and juicy flesh make it a real taste pleasure .
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