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Tomato (Cherry Plum) Celano F1
Tomato (Cherry Plum) Celano F1
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Unwins Cherry Plum Tomato Celano F1 Seeds are good to sow for an early ripening variety of cherry plum tomatoes. Heavy-cropping with good disease resistance, Unwins Cherry Plum Tomato Celano F1 are grape sized for easy eating.
Rich in vitamins and antioxidants, you can grow this variety in pots and containers as well as outdoors. Long trusses of tomatoes are produced, perfect for snacking, salads and lunchboxes.
Rich in vitamins and antioxidants, you can grow this variety in pots and containers as well as outdoors. Long trusses of tomatoes are produced, perfect for snacking, salads and lunchboxes.
- Disease-resistant F1 Hybrid variety
- Excellent, sweet flavour
Sow: Feb to Apr
Harvest: Jul to Sep
Sowing Indoors
Level-fill a module tray with seed compost and firm gently. Water well with a fine rose. Sow seeds individually and lightly cover with vermiculite. Place in a propagator at 18–20 °C or cover the tray with cling film and leave in a warm room. Keep moist.
Growing On
When shoots appear, remove cling film. Keep seedlings in a bright position, shaded from direct sunlight. When plants have 4 leaves, transplant to 8 cm pots of potting compost. Grow coolly at a minimum temperature of 15 °C.
Planting Out
Gradually acclimate plants to outdoor conditions over 2–3 weeks before planting out when temperatures exceed 10 °C. Transfer to large pots (minimum 30 cm), grow bags, or in a border 45 cm apart, either in a greenhouse or a sunny, sheltered spot outside.
Support
Semi-bush varieties grow like cordon varieties (though not as tall) and require training up canes, strings, or wires. Remove side shoots as they appear.
Advice
Tomatoes are thirsty and hungry plants. Feed and water regularly, ventilate the greenhouse on warm days, and pinch out the growing tip once it reaches the top of the support, allowing a maximum of 6 fruiting trusses.
Harvest: Jul to Sep
Sowing Indoors
Level-fill a module tray with seed compost and firm gently. Water well with a fine rose. Sow seeds individually and lightly cover with vermiculite. Place in a propagator at 18–20 °C or cover the tray with cling film and leave in a warm room. Keep moist.
Growing On
When shoots appear, remove cling film. Keep seedlings in a bright position, shaded from direct sunlight. When plants have 4 leaves, transplant to 8 cm pots of potting compost. Grow coolly at a minimum temperature of 15 °C.
Planting Out
Gradually acclimate plants to outdoor conditions over 2–3 weeks before planting out when temperatures exceed 10 °C. Transfer to large pots (minimum 30 cm), grow bags, or in a border 45 cm apart, either in a greenhouse or a sunny, sheltered spot outside.
Support
Semi-bush varieties grow like cordon varieties (though not as tall) and require training up canes, strings, or wires. Remove side shoots as they appear.
Advice
Tomatoes are thirsty and hungry plants. Feed and water regularly, ventilate the greenhouse on warm days, and pinch out the growing tip once it reaches the top of the support, allowing a maximum of 6 fruiting trusses.
