Tomato Gregory Altaï - organic-seeds

Tomato Gregory Altaï

The Gregory Altaï tomato is an early, highly productive variety from Siberia. It produces large, round, firm pink fruits and is ideal for cool climates. The plant has indeterminate growth, perfect for garden beds or greenhouse cultivation.

Benefits of the Gregory Altaï Tomato

• Early ripening and highly productive

• Large, firm, round pink fruits

• Suitable for cool climates

• Organic and reproducible

Growing Tips for Gregory Altaï Tomatoes

Sowing and Transplanting

• Sow from mid-February to late March–early April at 20–24°C

• Keep seeds warm, moist, and lighted

• Transplant seedlings with 2–4 leaves into pots at 15–20°C

• Plant 50 x 80 cm apart outdoors after April 15 or under glass

Maintenance and Disease Prevention

• For indeterminate varieties: prune shoots from leaf axils for higher fruit quality

• For determinate varieties: no pruning, use mulch and support

• Bury most of the stem when planting for strong root development

• Light pruning in northern regions

• Water regularly without wetting foliage

• Natural prevention: nettle tea, horsetail decoction, powdered seaweed

• Pur’Mel 3 fertilizer (nettle, comfrey, horsetail) for prevention or mildew treatment

Harvesting

• Harvest about 2 months after planting

• Ripe tomatoes come off the plant easily

Tips and Health Benefits

• Excellent source of nutrients, vitamins, and minerals beneficial to health