Thompson & Morgan Tomato Divinity - 6 Seeds
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This guide is for gardeners looking to grow their own delicious cherry tomatoes. The Thompson & Morgan Tomato Divinity offers a blight-resistant variety that yields up to 4kg of tomatoes per plant, perfect for patios and containers. Keep in mind that results may vary based on growing conditions.
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| Model Part Number | KA2662 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
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FAQs
How many seeds are included?
The product includes a packet of 6 seeds.
Can I grow these tomatoes indoors?
While it's ideal to grow them outdoors in containers or a garden, you can grow them indoors if you provide sufficient sunlight (or grow lights).
When can I expect to harvest tomatoes?
Tomatoes can typically be harvested from July to September, depending on planting time and growing conditions.
What kind of feed should I use?
Use a high potash feed to encourage fruit production.
How often should I water the plants?
Water regularly, keeping the compost moist, especially during dry periods.
What is the best type of container to use?
Use a pot with good drainage, ensuring the roots have enough space to grow.
What does 'blight-resistant' mean?
Blight-resistant means the plant is less susceptible to common tomato diseases, helping it stay healthier.
Troubleshooting
Slow or no germination.
Ensure the seed tray is in a warm (15-20°C) and protected location. Keep the compost moist.
Plant not producing fruit.
Ensure the plant receives adequate sunlight, consistent watering, and is properly fed.
Pests or diseases affecting the plant.
Inspect plants regularly and address any issues promptly. Consider using organic pest control methods.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Blight-resistant, reducing the need for chemical treatments.
- High yield of delicious cherry tomatoes.
- Suitable for container gardening, ideal for limited spaces.
- Evergreen foliage, providing a fresher appearance.
Cons
- Results can vary depending on growing conditions and seasonality.
- Requires regular watering and feeding.
- Germination can take up to 14 days.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Sowing: Use a free-draining, damp seed-growing mix with a dash of compost or vermiculite.
- Protection: Place the seed tray in a protected location like a propagator or cloche.
- Temperature: Maintain a steady temperature of approximately 15-20°C until germination (7-14 days).
- Repotting: Once the tomato plant has two true leaves, repot into separate 7.5cm pots with compost.
- Outdoor Acclimatization: Gradually acclimatise plants over 7-10 days after all frost has cleared.
- Watering: Water regularly, keeping the compost moist.
- Feeding: Provide a high potash feed.
- Harvest: Tomatoes can be harvested from July to September.