Tomato Hundreds and Thousands

These exceptionally sweet tomatoes are remarkably decorative and also produce a large crop when grown outdoors or in greenhouses and winter gardens. Plants in height of only 30 cm, with the stems hanging down to a length of about 1 meter, produce an early harvest of bright, red, attractive, sweet fruits weighing 25-35 grams, which demonstrate good resistance to cracking. Thousands of sweet, juicy cherry tomatoes appear in seemingly inexhaustible stock throughout the summer. 0.1g. approx. about 25 fresh seeds ****************************************************************************************************************************************** INSTRUCTIONS.For Indeterminate and Determinate types grown indoors or outdoors: Fill a tray just a little below full with moist compost. Sow seeds thinly and then cover them with moist compost. Place in a warm environment 15-20°C(60-68°F) and keep moist. Keep seedlings in a light sunny position, but away from the bright sun. When large enough to handle, transplant them individually into small pots of potting compost. Keep in an environment of around 15°C(60°F). Indoors: When first flowers open, transfer into growing bags, large pots or greenhouse borders. Outdoors: Slowly accustom plants to outside conditions for 2-3 weeks before planting out, ensuring the danger of frost has passed. Keep plants watered well. When the first fruits start to develop, feed them with ideally a tomato fertiliser. Gradually accustom plants to outside conditions for 2-3 weeks before planting out, after the danger of frost has passed. Allow 60cm(2ft) between plants. Water well and regularly