Thompson & Morgan Tomato Ananas - 1 Seed Packet (7 Seeds)

A cordon variety is a plant that grows tall and upright, requiring support like stakes or cages. It typically produces fruit along the main stem.

Yes, it can be grown in a large pot (minimum 10-15 liters) as long as it receives full sun and adequate support. Ensure the pot has good drainage.

Transplant outdoors only after all danger of frost has passed in your area, typically late May or early June in most temperate climates.

This variety can grow up to 200cm (78 inches) tall, so sturdy support is essential.

Half-hardy annual means the plant can survive mild frost but will be damaged or killed by hard freezes. It is typically grown from seed each year and requires protection from frost during its early stages and potentially throughout the growing season in cooler climates.

Use a good quality, free-draining seed sowing mix for germination and a rich, well-drained compost or garden soil for potting or planting out.

Ensure consistent temperature (15-20°C) and adequate moisture. Check that seeds are not buried too deeply.

Provide more light and ensure the temperature is not too high. Avoid overwatering.

This is a genetic trait; however, ensure optimal sunlight and balanced nutrients for best color development.

Ensure sufficient sunlight, pollination (if grown indoors, consider hand-pollination), and adequate feeding.

Ensure consistent watering and adequate calcium levels in the soil. Avoid sudden fluctuations in moisture.