Tomato Seeds Oblate Yellow Round - Vegetable Seeds

Plant Information:

Yellow Tomatoes are said to be the first tomatoes cultivated and not the common red tomatoes. Yellow tomatoes are also scientifically known as Solanum Lycopersicum and were included by Spanish & Italians in cooking. Several popular yellow tomato varieties include earl of Edgecombe, Dixie Golden Giant, Dr. Wyche-s Yellow, and lemon boy. Yellow tomatoes have thick skin and high water content. Red tomatoes are more acidic and contain more Vitamin C whereas yellow tomatoes are sweeter and less acidic. They are a good source of Vitamin A, calcium, potassium, sulfur, and iron. Yellow tomatoes were introduced by Italian herbalist Mattioli in Europe in Latin as -Mala Aurea-.

Grow yellow tomatoes in your garden and harvest them fresh. Add them to sauces, gazpacho, pasta, sandwiches, pies, or salads. Eat them roasted, boiled, steamed, stir-fried, or include them in your food to make the dish more colorful and flavorful.

Plant Requirements:

• Soil Type: Loamy & Well-Drained soil
• Sun: Direct Sunlight
• Temperature: 12-25 degrees C
• Watering Requirement: Once a day
• Space: 12-18 inches apart

How to Sow Tomato Oblate Yellow Round Seeds

Harvest the yellow tomatoes when they are firm and in their desired size. Cut the yellow tomatoes from the plant. Consume tomatoes freshly harvested or freeze them in the refrigerator for later consumption.

• Take a plant pot with drainage holes at the bottom or directly sow in the soil bed.
• Sow the yellow tomato seeds - deep in the soil.
• Cover the plant seeds with a light layer of the soil.
• Sow the yellow tomato seeds indoors before 6-8 weeks of winter and spring.
• Mulch near the plant to retain moisture and suppress weeds.
• Cover with paper for 4-5 days to boost germination.
• The yellow tomato plant may germinate in 10-12 days.
• Add a trellis to the plant for support and add compost, manure, and fertilizers to the soil.

How to Care for Plants

Follow these guided instructions to care for your plants and boost healthy paced growth.

Watering Guide

• Water the soil or the roots and not the leaves.
• Put a finger in the soil to check & water the plant if dry.
• Avoid overwatering plants. Keep the soil moist & not swampy.
• Use a well-draining pot to avoid water accumulation at the bottom.

Sunlight Guide

• For Direct Sunlight, Keep the plant pot facing a sunny window with direct sunlight all day.
• For Partial Shade, Keep the plant pot not facing the sun and away from the window.
• For Low Light, Keep the plant pot in a low light room to encourage growth.

Potting Mix Necessity

Potting soil or Potting Mix consists of peat moss, pine bark, and other rich ingredients, excluding earthen soil. Use Potting Mixture for healthy roots and plants with the following elements:

• Vermiculite improves air holding capacity and water retention or you can use water storing crystals to retain water in plants.
• For space, sand or perlite in the potting mixture helps in drainage.
• Peat moss, coconut coir, pine bark, or shredded paper also adds water retention to plants.
• For rich nutrients, choose a potting mix with fertilizers and compost.
• Pick soils that are free from stones or lumps.