A unique combination of precocious and large-fruited variety. This type of tomato grows to a nice compact height.  That is why their common name is “bush tomato.”Start indoors from 4-6 weeks before the last spring frost and transplanted outdoors a week after the last expected frost date, when soil has warmed. Plant tomato seeds ¼ inch deep into small containers of potting soil and keep the soil moist. Transplant tray-grown seedlings into 3-inch pots when 2-3 leaves have formed. Keep plants in a light, well-ventilated location.Transplant seedlings outdoors in a sunny spot as soon as the soil has warmed and after all danger of frost has passed. Gradually introduce the seedlings to the direct sunlight, dry air, and cold nights, and plant outside when there the air temperature is at least 45°F, with soil temperatures at a minimum of 50°F. Space your plants 36-48 inches apart in row. Seeds will germinate in 7-14 days when started indoor.During growth, the bushes need regular watering with warm water. Ad fertilizers to increase the productivity. It is recommended to loosen the soil near the bushes in order to create a moisture balance and provide air access to the root system.
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