62 days. Hybrid. Indeterminate.
These yellow cherries are delicious - my favorite cherry tomato of all. I've tried growing them on the porch in pots and that's a no-go. They are all over the place.
2023: 3 nice plants from seed. They are all in the SW corner strip.
2022: I started these from seed really late. Then I found some starts locally and bought 2. Gave up on the tiny seedlings. We had millions of tomatoes, but they were even tinier than usual. Still as delicious as they can be!
2021: 3 plants from seed, all in the garden. They are growing out of control - not contained by the large cages we have! Giant plants, tiny fruits, but very delicious. Skippy the chipmunk ate a whole bunch of them, the little ratscal.
2020: 2 plants from seed, both in the garden. Very small fruits this year. Yum!
2019: I have 3 from seed this year. Hoping they are the ones. They are tall and rangy looking. One in the garden and 2 in the herb garden. They are the right stuff!
2018: I got only one from seed and I bought a couple starts. I don't think I even planted the small one I started. Unfortunately, both plants had the same problems - they were out of control in their growth habit to the point that I won't grow them in a pot anymore. The wonderful sweet, acidic flavor was also sadly lacking and the texture was mealy. They had sort of elongated dark orange fruit that looked nothing like the yellow-gold round balls I've had in the past. I wonder if the hybridization has gone to hell or something? Or maybe they were mislabeled. Too bad, they used to be delicious.
2017: From seed. We got lots of fruit from last year's seed.
2016: From seed. Great again!
2015: From seed. Did well both in a pot on the porch and down in the garden. These are just delicious!
