75+ Pink Oxheart Tomato Seeds- Heirloom Variety

I planted 72 of the seeds and had 100% germination. Plants are grown strong, there about 12” high at this time, hope to have a good yield.

Love these there a old family favorite.

I'm doing a combo of square foot gardening and the Kratky method for growing some vegetables. I tried hydroponics and the Kratky for large plants because of the low rainfall I'm experiencing, but it's a lot of monitoring. Decided to try out square foot gardening which I've been wanting to try out for a long time. I only start a few seeds at a time due to space limitations. I bought this for my Dad since he remembers this from when he was a boy and was commenting that he hasn't seen it in years. I sowed 7 seeds in Jiffy 1.5" peat pods. Got about 3 seeds germinating. I'm storing the extra seeds in the refrigerator in an air tight container. I just planted out one in a square and am going to plant out one in a Kratky bucket, will update as I go on.

First, I'm attempting to grow these indoors under grow lights as well as a sunny window. They germinated rather quickly... And once they actually germinated they grew quickly... I'm pleased with the health of the plants, but I guess 56% germination it's too bad. Better than some seed that I've purchased from Amazon with ZERO germination... I'm hoping that the plants produce as hearty a fruit. This is my first attempt at this particular hybrid... We will see.... Update... First tomato foto attached. Absolutely delicious. Doesn't have the acidity of regular tomatoes...

I'm no expert when it comes to early seed growing. Needless to say I've always had luck with these seeds, even though I'm an amateur. What I can tell you in my noob stages two seasons ago, not good, they grew. In the end I managed to grow some winners in my first and second season. This is my third. Goal, 8 winners and backups. Achieved. My success had probably a lot to do with seed warmer pads, and they got guaranteed morning sun. Plants are alarmingly large, it makes me think I shouldn't have started in the middle of February. Nebraska climate mind you. By May the plants were huge! Like a month early. I wanted to stick them in the ground sooner but the weather was too cold. The point of this story is this. I followed a generic seed planter and planted these seeds, they always grew. This year, I might have gotten the conditions right. I don't grow much as seeds outside tomatoes. But I can say I have had worse results with other seeds messing around. And I'm no expert in tomatoes, but my Asian cousins from a crossed the pond said these tomatoes were better than the Super Beefcake tomato plants you can grow here. Maybe they know something I don't. I simply like a sandwich sized slice tomato over a sandwich with bacon.

Still in the envelope, will plant in the spring.

I grew these in 7 gallon grow bags last year on our deck and have reordered seeds for 2021. The plants reached about 8 feet tall and produced nice fruits until late August in Georgia. The flesh is meaty, not full of "jelly" and with a great flavor. All the family enjoyed then so I'm growing them again this year. Still, like any other variety, you must know how to grow and care for tomatoes.

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