Tomato Seeds - Cherry Yellow Pear Indeterminate (SUMMER/ WINTER)

Tomato Seeds - Cherry Yellow Pear Indeterminate (SUMMER/ WINTER)20 seeds in the pack. Tomato Cherry Yellow Pear is a delightful and highly productive heirloom variety producing small, pear shaped yellow fruits with a mild, sweet flavor. The attractive fruits grow in heavy clusters on very vigorous, indeterminate plants, making them perfect for fresh salads, snacking, and garnishing dishes. This variety produces continuously throughout the summer, is drought resistant, and performs well even in hot and humid

20 seeds in the pack.

Tomato Cherry Yellow Pear is a delightful and highly productive heirloom variety producing small, pear-shaped yellow fruits with a mild, sweet flavor. The attractive fruits grow in heavy clusters on very vigorous, indeterminate plants, making them perfect for fresh salads, snacking, and garnishing dishes.

This variety produces continuously throughout the summer, is drought resistant, and performs well even in hot and humid conditions. Due to its indeterminate growth habit, plants require staking or support for best results.

Plant Characteristics

• Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum

• Synonym: Beam’s Yellow Pear

• Plant Type: Warm-season annual, frost tender

• Growth Habit: Indeterminate (continuous production)

• Plant Height: Up to 1.5 meters

• Sun Requirement: Full Sun

• Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil (pH 5.8 – 7)

Sowing Season in Pakistan

• Spring Crop:

  • Indoor Sowing: January – February

  • Transplanting Outdoors: February – March

• Autumn Crop (warm regions):

  • Sowing: September - October 

Best germination occurs when soil temperature is 18–28°C.

Growing Season

• Spring to Summer

• Performs especially well in hot and humid climates

• Suitable for open field and home garden cultivation

Sowing & Planting Details

• Sowing Method: Start in seedling trays or pots

• Seed Depth: 6 mm

• Germination Time: 7–14 days

• Row Spacing: 90 cm

• Feeding: Apply liquid feed after germination

Transplanting Tips

• Remove seed leaves when transplanting

• Plant deeper, up to the first true leaves

• Encourages stronger roots and faster maturity

• Keep soil evenly watered and well fertilized

• Protect fruit from pests if needed

Harvest

• Harvest Time: Approx. 70 days after transplanting

• Harvest Period: Continuous harvesting throughout summer

• Pick fruits when fully yellow for best flavor