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Zapotec Pleated Tomato Seeds - ON SALE

Zapotec Pleated Tomato Seeds - ON SALE

Regular price $ 1.25 USD
Regular price $ 2.49 USD Sale price $ 1.25 USD
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A large pleated tomato that is dry and has very few seeds. Excellent for grilling or stuffing.

Deeply pleated 1 lb. Pink-red fruit is triangular in shape with a hollow interior. The flavor of this exotic Mexican Indian variety is sweet and intense. Grows well in warm or hot climates. A very productive plant.

Open-pollinated (85 days)

Fruit Color: Bi-color Pink and Red. Shape: Pleated Cone. Size: 1 lb. Plant Habit: Indeterminate  Plant Size: 6’

History: An heirloom tomato that comes from the indigenous people of Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Heirloom, Non-GMO    10 Seeds

All of our seeds are GMO-free.

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Edward Herford
Preliminary review

Comment section is rather iffy on this variety, hopefully i can get better performance from them than the other growers. Never knew or grown this type of tomato before,and intend to review it this fall,(2025);hopefully 🤞🤞

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NS NW
Not great.

The plants grew like wildfire, but the tomatoes ... not great. I grew in a greenhouse over summer and had some outside.

They often rotted on the vine before ripening entirely, and if not they went bad very quickly.

Flavour was okay. Large 'core' inside the tomato.

Used tomato fertilizer spikes on these and other tomato plants without issue.

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John
Seeds grew but not fast enough. Birds got them.

Too bad. I got a few plants to grow. They did not get very big. The tomatoes that formed were decimated by the birds. I wanted to buy more seeds a couple of times but they were always out of stock.

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