Tomato Supersweet 100 F1 Hybrid | Prolific Cherry Tomato
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Get ready for an endless summer harvest of unbelievable sweetness! The Supersweet 100 F1 Hybrid is a champion among cherry tomatoes, renowned for its incredibly high yields and mouth-wateringly sweet, juicy fruits. This vigorous, indeterminate vine produces long, cascading trusses that can each hold an astonishing number of perfectly formed, glossy red tomatoes. A bite of these sun-warmed gems is like tasting pure candy from the vine, with a rich, complex flavor that far surpasses any store-bought tomato. Perfect for snacking, salads, or simply transforming your garden into a productive paradise, its continuous growth ensures a bountiful supply from midsummer right up until the first frost.
Product At a Glance
- Planting Months: Start seeds indoors from late winter to early spring. Transplant outdoors after all risk of frost has passed, from April onwards.
- Light Requirements: Full Sun.
- Spacing/Depth: Sow seeds about 0.5 cm deep. When transplanting, space plants 60-90 cm (24-36 inches) apart.
- Days to Germination: 7-15 days.
- Days to Harvest: Harvest from mid-summer through to autumn.
Growing Guide
1. Sowing and Germination:
Sow seeds indoors in a seed tray or small pots, covering them lightly with compost. Place them in a warm, bright location, maintaining a consistent temperature of 15–20°C for optimal germination.
2. Transplanting and Support:
Once seedlings have their first true leaves and are sturdy, pot them on into individual containers. After acclimatizing them to outdoor conditions, plant them in a sunny, sheltered spot. Support is essential for this tall vine; provide a sturdy stake, tomato cage, or string for it to climb, as it can easily grow over 6 feet.
3. Ongoing Care:
Water regularly and consistently to prevent problems like blossom end rot. Begin feeding with a high-potassium tomato fertilizer once the first truss of fruit has set.
4. Pruning:
As an indeterminate (cordon) variety, it benefits from having its side shoots (suckers) removed from the leaf joints to encourage a single, strong main stem. To concentrate energy on ripening the existing fruit late in the season, you can pinch out the main growing tip after 5 or 6 trusses have formed.