Black Cream Tomato Seeds from Saudi Agriculture, non-GMO, and self-pollinating, where the seeds grow in garden plots, irrigation, and greenhouses. Black tomato seeds are characterized by their juice and unique flavor, making them highly sought after. Black Cream tomatoes are distinguished by their dark red color that leans towards purple with an attractive black touch.
Product specifications:
Seeds are locally repackaged by Trovali International Company.
Number of seeds in the bag: approximately 25 seeds.
Category: suitable for slicing.
Classification: heirloom.
Harvest period: 75 days until maturity (from planting).
Features of Black Cream tomato seeds:
Black tomatoes have a juicy texture, making them ideal for salads and sauces. They have a unique flavor, which makes them highly demanded and available in luxury markets.
These roots produce a large crop year-round, continuing to grow and produce until the end of the season.
The size of these fruits reaches 300 grams or more, making them constantly in demand.
Black Cream tomato seeds are easy to cultivate, suitable for both beginner and professional farmers.
These tomatoes have a balanced sweet flavor with a slight touch of acidity, making them perfect for preparing syrups due to their rich pulp.
They grow in greenhouses and irrigated fields, adapting well to low temperatures.
Black Cream tomato seeds are non-GMO and open-pollinated.
They are replantable, as they can be collected and planted in the next season.
It is one of the best types of tomatoes in taste because it has a rich and perfect flavor.
Black Cream tomato seeds produce strong plants with multiple branches and attract beneficial insects like bees for pollination.
Growing Black Tomato Seeds:
Choose fertile soil rich in organic matter for planting.
Use a mixture of clay and sandy soil with organic fertilizer to improve soil quality.
Plant the Black Tomato seeds in greenhouses or irrigated fields, then place them in a location with 8 hours of sunlight daily.
Plant the seeds at a depth of 1 cm in the soil, leaving 50 cm of space between each plant.
Use drip irrigation without overwatering.
Transplant the seedlings to the ground after growth.
Use organic fertilizer every 3 weeks after the first leaves appear to enhance fruiting.
Harvest the tomatoes after 75 days from planting.
When the fruits turn dark red with a purple hue, harvest them.
Store in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.
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