Small-fruited tomatoes, such as cherry tomatoes and snack tomatoes, are sweet, juicy fruits that often grow in clusters. They often weigh no more than 50 grams each.
Small-fruited tomatoes are tomato varieties with small, juicy fruits, 2 to 4 cm in diameter. They are often sweeter and ideal as a snack or in salads.
There are many varieties, such as cherry tomatoes (round), Roma tomatoes (oval), cocktail tomatoes, and pear tomatoes (pear-shaped).
They come in various colors, such as red, yellow, orange, purple, and black.
That depends on the variety.
Tall vine tomatoes: yes, remove suckers.
Compact vine tomatoes: no, leave suckers.
For tall varieties only: top after 6–8 trusses so the plant can put energy into ripening the existing fruit.
Cherry tomatoes and snack tomatoes are both small-fruited tomatoes. The smallest, sweetest tomatoes are often referred to as snack tomatoes.
Blossom drop can be caused by stress factors such as extreme temperatures (too hot or too cold), too much or too little water.
Absolutely! There are several varieties that grow compactly and are ideal for pots.
They thrive in pots of at least 15–20 liters with good drainage. Perfect for a balcony or patio.
