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Tomato 'Pineapple' – 30 Seeds, Heirloom, Non-GMO
Tomato 'Pineapple' – 30 Seeds, Heirloom, Non-GMO
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Tomato 'Pineapple' growing facts
| Botanical name | Solanum lycopersicum |
|---|---|
| Plant type | Warm-season annual; indeterminate heirloom |
| When to sow | Indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost; transplant 1–2 weeks after last frost |
| Sowing depth | 1/4 inch |
| Spacing | 30–36 inches; strong cage or stake |
| Germination | 5–10 days at 70–85°F |
| Sun | Full sun |
| Days to harvest | 85–90 days from transplant |
| Seeds per pack | 30 |
| Shipping | Ships from Texas within 1–2 business days |
Solanum lycopersicum | 85-90 Days | Heirloom | Open-Pollinated | Non-GMO | Annual
Elevate your summer garden with the vibrant and flavorful Pineapple Tomato, an heirloom slicing variety prized for its striking appearance and exceptional taste. These large, bi-colored beefsteak tomatoes feature golden-yellow shoulders that blend beautifully into red-orange hues, making them as visually appealing as they are delicious.
With a sweet, citrusy flavor and a meaty texture, Pineapple Tomatoes are perfect for fresh salads, sandwiches, and gourmet dishes. Each plant grows long indeterminate vines that produce 1-2 pound fruits, offering a continuous harvest from mid-season until the first frost.
Though they take slightly longer to mature, these tomatoes are well worth the wait, delivering a bountiful yield of some of the most flavorful heirloom tomatoes you’ll ever grow. Suitable for garden plots, raised beds, and greenhouses, Pineapple Tomato Seeds ensure a show-stopping addition to your garden
Tomato 'Pineapple' FAQ
When should I plant tomatoes?
Transplant 1–2 weeks after last frost. In warm regions (zones 8–10) plant early: large beefsteaks set poorly once days pass 90°F and nights stay above 75°F.
How big do the fruits get?
Fruits are typically 1–2 pounds, bicolored yellow and red inside.
Does it need support?
Yes. Vines are long and fruits heavy, so use a tall sturdy cage or stake.
Can I save the seeds?
Yes. It is an open-pollinated heirloom and will come true from seed.
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Good germination so far. Excited to grow these in my raised beds this season.
Seeds looked fresh and germinated well for me. Packaging was careful and clear.
Good germination so far. Excited to grow these in my raised beds this season.