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(Lycopersicon lycopersicum) 105 days Nebraska Wedding Heirloom Open Pollinated Tomato yields huge, deep globe shaped fruit that are deep orange in color. This old heirloom is a heavy yielder. Nebraska Wedding is Determinate.
Planting Instructions for Nebraska Wedding Tomato Seeds
Start Nebraska Wedding Tomato seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost date. Plant the Tomato seeds ¼” deep in sterile seed starting mix. Germination occurs in 6-14 days in soil 70-90°F. Once true leaves develop, separate Heirloom / Open Pollinated Tomato plants into 3-4″ pots, placing in full light & cooler temps (60-70°F). Set out hardened off Tomato transplants, in full sun, once soil has warmed, 18-30″ apart, in rows 3-4′ apart. Plant tall, spindly Tomato seedlings deeper, the stems will sprout roots and support and strengthen the plant. To help prevent blossom end rot, put 1 Tbs of lime, ground oyster shells, or crushed eggshells at the bottom of your planting hole. The calcium will help build strong cell walls once your heirloom tomatoes plants start producing fruit. For strong tomato plants, add 1 Tbs of aged compost and 1 Tbs of bone meal to the bottom of the hole as well.
FAQ:
What makes the Nebraska Wedding Tomato unique?
The Nebraska Wedding Tomato is a heavy-yielding heirloom variety that produces large, deep orange globe-shaped fruits. Known for its striking color and robust yields, this determinate tomato is a favorite among gardeners for its reliability and beauty.
How long does it take for Nebraska Wedding Tomatoes to mature?
Nebraska Wedding Tomatoes take approximately 105 days to mature, making them a late-season variety.
What type of plant is the Nebraska Wedding Tomato?
The Nebraska Wedding Tomato is a determinate variety, meaning it grows to a set size and produces its fruit over a shorter, concentrated period, making it easier to manage for harvest and processing.
How should Nebraska Wedding Tomato seeds be planted?
To grow Nebraska Wedding Tomatoes, start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost date. Plant seeds ¼ inch deep in sterile seed-starting mix at 70-90°F. Germination occurs in 6-14 days. Once true leaves develop, transplant seedlings into 3- to 4-inch pots and provide full light at cooler temperatures of 60-70°F. Harden off the plants and then transplant them outdoors in full sun, spacing them 18-30 inches apart in rows 3-4 feet apart.
How can I ensure healthy Nebraska Wedding Tomato plants and prevent blossom end rot?
To prevent blossom end rot, add one tablespoon of lime, ground oyster shells, or crushed eggshells to the planting hole to provide calcium. Enrich the soil with one tablespoon each of aged compost and bone meal. Plant tall seedlings deeper to encourage root growth along the stem, ensuring strong, healthy plants capable of supporting a heavy yield of large, vibrant fruits.
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