Tomato UC82B Seeds

We sell UC82B Tomato Seeds which have gone through an intensive breeding program to become one of the leading seed varieties for tomatoes.

• Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) belongs to the family Solanaceae and is one of the most widely eaten vegetables in the world.
• It can be eaten fresh or in multiple processed forms.
• The UC 82B tomato seeds germinate to produce high-quality tomato fruits which are the early determinant type with good keeping quality.
• In addition, the fruits are firm, reddish and somewhat square-shaped.
• In recent decades, consumption of tomatoes has been associated with the prevention of several diseases mainly due to the content of antioxidants including carotenes, ascorbic acid and phenolic compounds.
• Read on to discover more information about the product:

Tomato UC82B: Product features

• Variant: UC82B
• Features: early determinant type, firm, square-shaped, red fruit with good keeping quality.
• Planting season: dry and wet seasons
• Seed rate: 0.4-0.6 kg/ha
• Maturity days: 125
• Yield: 30-35 t/ha
• Germination: 7-14 days
• Sow depth: 0.5 to 1cm

Growing tomato seeds

Sprinkle the seed thinly onto good quality seed compost. Cover with 1.5mm of compost and water lightly with a watering can.

If you are growing a few plants…

• Sow two seeds into a 7.5cm pot. Keep the compost moist but be careful not to overwater as wet conditions can encourage "damping-off" disease and other mould problems.
• After germination, remove the smaller plant.
• Pot-on the tomato seedlings as soon as they are big enough to handle. Hold the plants by the leaves.
• Taking care not to touch the stems, transplant them into 7.5cm pots. Protect the plant from frost, cold winds, droughts, etc.

If you want to grow them outside…

• Make sure you dig in plenty of garden compost or manure just before planting, because tomatoes are hungry plants!
• Plant tomatoes about 45cm apart leaving 75cm between the rows.

Note:

• Tomato plants need a lot of watered and fed with manure if they are to produce a bountiful crop. For best result, water little and often!