Tomato Inca F1 Seed
"Started seeds inside, Tomato plants are doing very well. The tomatoes are very large compared to Roma's. The plants sre taller than determinate (Roma plants) Tomatoes are turning ripe. Will start canning soon."
Tomato Inca F1 Seed
SKU: 13456STDTRT-50SD
$21.85
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Tomato Inca F1 Seed
SKU: 13456STDTRT-50SD
$21.85
$21.85
A regionally adaptable Roma tomato with a medium compact plant and a slightly extended, but still concentrated, early set. The elongated blocky fruit reach large to extra-large size and are deep red, firm, and have a good shelf life. Can be used for both the vine-ripe and mature green markets. High resistance to Al, F1, F2, F3, Vt, and BS, and intermediate resistance to TSWV and RN.
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- Soil Temperature: 75-80°F
- Germination Lighting: Cover Seed
- Germination Days: 7-14 Days
- Seeding Depth: 0.25-0.5"
- Maturation Days: 70 Days
- Planting Method: Transplant
- Spacing in Row: 12-36"
- Spacing Between Rows: 3-5'
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So Far So Good
"I started these seeds in March and transplanted the first week of June (Ohio Zone 6A). They are doing great and have many green tomatoes on them so far in mid-july. My only regret is that I didn't plant more!"