Bush Tomato Ida Gold (Solanum lycopersicum) seeds

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Bush Tomato 'Ida Gold' (Solanum lycopersicum) seeds

Early bush tomato variety that's well suitable for the cultivation in pots or outdoors. The approx. 30g heavy fruits are bright yellow-orange-coloured.
Contents: Approx. 10 seeds
Open-pollinated variety, seed tested regularly

3,15 €

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SKU: 1247

GTIN: 4250601206639

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‘Ida Gold’ is an early bush tomato that is well suitable for growing in pots. Its tasty, small fruits reach 30g in weight and have a bright yellow and orange colour. The variety was bred in the USA.

Plant description

Species:	Solanaceae
Root system:	Heart roots
Flower colour:	Yellow
Fruit colour:	Gelb Orange
Fruit form:	rund
Growth habit type:	begrenzt wachsend / buschig
Region of origin:	North America USA
Climate:	Temperate Subtropical
Lifecycle:	Annual
Flowering months:	June July August September

Growing advice

Sowing depth:	0.5 cm
Planting distance:	50 cm
Bad companion plants:	Sweet Pepper Peas Fennel Cucumber Potatoes
Good companion plants:	New Zealand Spinach Parsley Radish Winter Radish Marigold Basil Celeriac Lettuce Spinach Nasturtium Knoblauch Headed cabbage Kohlrabi
Row spacing:	80 cm
When to sow outdoors:
Sunlight:	Full sun
Germination time:	5-10 days
Water requirement:	High
Germination temperature:	22-28°C

Preculture at +22-28°C indoors from March. Temper the plantlets in May and plant into a greenhouse, tomato house, or outdoors (with rain protection. Tie up on struts or ribbons and pinch out regularly.
Loves a lot of sun and - as tomatoes are hard feeders - being given nutrients regularly.
Planting distance 50-100 cm

Detailed sowing instruction: How to grow tomatoes from seed

Other names

Botanical name:	Solanum lycopersicum, S. esculentum, Lycopersicon esculentum, L. lycopersicum
German names:	Paradeiser, Paradeisapfel, Paradiesapfel, Goldapfel, Liebesapfel, Tomate
French names:	Tomate
English names:	Tomato
Spanish names:	Tomate, Tomatera, Jitomate
Italian names:	Pomodoro