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These Organic Roma Tomato Seeds are a premium choice for gardeners seeking high-quality, non-GMO, heirloom seeds. With approximately 75 seeds per packet, they promise vigorous growth and excellent yields of bright red, plum tomatoes, perfect for a variety of culinary uses. Certified organic and packed for the current growing season, these seeds are designed for easy harvesting and are ideal for outdoor gardening in full sun.
Product Care Instructions | Keep |
Material Features | GMO Free, Organic, Heirloom |
Color | Red |
Unit Count | 75.0 Count |
Number of Pieces | 75 |
Item Weight | 4.54 g |
USDA Hardiness Zone | 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 |
Expected Blooming Period | Summer |
Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun |
Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
Additional Features | Attracts Pollinators, Fragrant, Extended Bloom Time, High Germination Rate |
J**R
Great seeds, high sprouting rate
Just planted these in my garden last summer and the tomatoes were amazing. This tons were sprouting couldn’t believe it. I now have a go to seed for all my tomatoes for my summer garden.
B**T
They came up!
Sometimes you win some, sometimes you lose. This package/brand is my first experience with tomato seeds that I didn't save for myself from other tomatoes. These came up nicely and look yo be healthy little sprouts planted direct 4/15/24.
O**A
Muy bueno
Muy bueno producto
F**E
18 out of 20 seeds planted have germinated/grown - good seeds
I really like/prefer growing Roma tomatoes. They seem to do much better in 5-gallon planters and in the hot Florida sun than other varieties I've tried. Others I've tried for the last two years just can't take the Florida heat.Nearly all the seeds I planted have grown beautifully.
J**E
Nothing grew
If I could give zero Stars I would. Not one seed produced and I have grown many tomato plants in my life and this company's seeds were garbage. I didn't have not even one sprout. Very disappointed and will not use this company again in the future. However, this is just my experience and others may have had. Good luck. I live in Florida where it is extremely hot. I did try both at the beginning before the heat really started. I tried after this summer during the fall when it was cooler because tomatoes intend to do best for us either before the summer during the spring or after the summer when fall begins where it's still warm but not cold come November. Nothing happened. I even had a few that I try to sprout during the summer and that didn't work either. They were duds.
C**N
Seeds came crushed
Most seeds came crushed into powder rendering them unusable.
N**S
Grew quick and easy
My tomato plants are really taking off in my garden. They are full and healthy!!
A**.
Lousy seeds. Look elsewhere.
So, only tried a dozen as of yet. Not impressed with the germination rate - 50%. Also, noticed when I came back to write this review:1.) The description lists these as "Allium cepa", which is fricken onions. The actual species is Solanum lycopersicum. Doesn't engender confidence.2.) These say they're heirloom. Roma tomatoes are open polinated--NOT heirloom. Liar, liar; pants on fire.Won't be buying these--or this brand--again.
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