Cherokee Black Heart Beefsteak Tomato

Cherokee Black Heart produces bluntly heart-shaped beefsteak tomatoes of around 150-250 grams each. Dark-ruby-purple fruits with green necks. Dark red, meaty flesh with a rich and juicy tomato flavor. Introduced in 2015 by Bill Minkey. Around 80-85D. Indeterminate. 10seeds/pack

Indeterminate tomato varieties will keep on growing the whole summer until the autumn frost. They will keep flowering and setting fruit. The sucker doesn't have to be pruned, but if not the plant will grow extremely large. 1-3 suckers could be spared along the main stem and the rest could be pruned. If not pruned at all the plant might tend to put energy into growing large instead of producing tomatoes on the main stem and the selected suckers. All indeterminate varieties could be staked or supported to avoid fruits laying on the ground.

How to Grow

For more information about how to grow the Aladdin’s Lamp Tomato follow the link - How to Grow Tomatoes.