Cherry Tomatoes are the love your pizza, pasta and palate deserve. Rich in lycopene and Vitamin A, C, E, & K it aces in fibre and is low on calories. Next time they come after your Pizza, tell them about this healthy tidbit. This small wonder also contains lycopene that limits the UV damage to your skin and promotes better heart health.

Step 1:
Fill the pot with pot mix, make a hole and place the cocopeat coin.

Step 2:
Pour half a glass of water on the cocopeat. After it rises, sow the seeds.

Step 3:
The seed will germinate in 8-10 days with good care and maintenance.

6" Pot & plate
Cherry Tomato seeds
Natural pot mix
Nutrition spray
Protection spray
Nutrition powder
Germination cocopeat coin
Instruction manual

#The stake shown in the image is for representation purposes only

1. When do cherry tomato plants start producing fruit?
After about 45 days from date of planting, depending on climate and plant maintenance.

2. How frequently should they be watered?
Cherry Tomatoes are happiest being watered twice a week rather than frequent watering.

3. How to handle the plant once it becomes bushy?
Once the cherry tomato plant starts to become bushy, you’ll need to stake a few inches away for support and to keep the fruit from lying on the ground. Tie the plant’s main stalk gently to the stake with a piece of yarn or soft string, and plan to rearrange it as the plant grows. Remove the suckers or small stems growing from the main stem for better plant growth.