Growers’ Notes and Photos
This variety really impressed me with its yield and how it looked, definitely a memorable one. Started ripening pretty early, it’s a tall indet vine. Keeps fruiting all the way into late fall. Incredible yielder. The fruits are delicious, cocktail-type, averaging about 1.5 oz (40 g) and up, hanging in these gorgeous trusses of 10-12 bright raspberry-pink tomatoes!
Hey Angelina! Is this an open-pollinated variety or an F1 hybrid? I bought these seeds from you the year before last and was super impressed. But when I grew out my saved seeds, the tomatoes were all over the place… and all of them were worse than the original. I decided to buy them from you again, but I’d really like to know if it’s even worth trying to save my own seeds from this?
Delicious cocktail tomatoes. Grew them outdoors in the dirt. Pruned them to 4 stems until August, then just let the vine do whatever it wanted. Produced heavily the entire season. When I was cleaning up the garden for fall, I picked all the green ones—they ripened beautifully indoors, didn’t rot, tasted fantastic, and we were eating them all the way into December. Seeds were from Masha @Murka.
Edited December 5, 2024 by Natalya79
Full Summary: Yield, Flavor, and Storage
- 🌿 Plant: Vigorous indeterminate vine that handles multi-stem pruning well (growers report success with up to 4 stems). It is an early producer that keeps pumping out fruit until the frost kills it. One user noted instability when saving seeds, so watch out for crosses.
- 🍅 Fruit Size & Look: Beautiful, bright raspberry-pink cocktail tomatoes. The fruits average about 1.5 oz (40 g) and form long, loaded trusses holding 10-12 tomatoes each.
- 📈 Yield & Storage: Phenomenal yield outdoors in the dirt. It boasts incredible storage capabilities—green fruits picked before the first frost will easily ripen indoors and can store well into December without spoiling.
- 👅 Taste: Sweet and delicious, maintaining excellent flavor even when ripened off the vine indoors.





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