600 Green Tomatillo Seeds Physalis ixocarpa Cape Gooseberry Heirloom Organic
Description:
Cultivate a bountiful harvest of tangy and savory tomatillos with our exceptional 600 Green Tomatillo Seeds. These heirloom seeds, meticulously sourced from the heart of Cape Gooseberry, offer an organic and productive way to enjoy this versatile fruit.
Product Features:
- Heirloom Goodness: Preserving the authentic flavors and characteristics of traditional tomatillo varieties.
- Organic Integrity: Grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, ensuring pure and healthy produce.
- Abundant Harvest: Each packet contains 600 seeds, promising a substantial yield for your culinary endeavors.
- Easy Cultivation: Well-suited for both seasoned gardeners and beginners, with a high germination rate and straightforward growing requirements.
- Versatile Fruit: Tomatillos are highly adaptable, used in a myriad of dishes from fresh salsas to stews and sauces.
Specifications:
- Seed Count: 600
- Variety: Green Tomatillo (Physalis ixocarpa)
- Germ Rate: High
- Maturity Days: 75-90
- Planting Depth: 1/4 inch
- Spacing: 12-18 inches apart
Benefits:
- Enjoy the unique, slightly tangy flavor of homegrown tomatillos.
- Elevate your cooking with fresh, handpicked produce.
- Embrace sustainable gardening practices by choosing organic seeds.
- Preserve the biodiversity of heirloom varieties.
- Save money by starting your own tomatillo plants.
User Concerns and Solutions:
- Concern: Ensuring proper germination.
Solution: Follow the recommended planting instructions, including adequate sunlight and well-drained soil.
- Concern: Preventing pests and diseases.
Solution: Practice organic pest control methods, such as companion planting and crop rotation.
Additional Features:
- Compact Growth: Ideal for growing in containers or small spaces.
- Disease Resistance: Naturally resistant to common tomato diseases, providing a more robust harvest.
- Attractive Foliage: The tomatillo plants add a splash of ornamental interest to your garden with their unique green leaves and lantern-shaped fruits.
Growing Tomatillos – Gardeners.com
Tomatillo Green Seeds – RareSeeds.com
