Child’s play, no we don’t mean it in an easy way like when the drivers get your drivers license for the third time, we mean child’s play likes these mini, we mean 1/4th size of a penny MINI sized beautifully red, red currant tomatoes—so small we are hesitant to call it even a cherry tomato, more like the size of a Nerds candy.  It  heavy yielding—putting on 100’s of tiny tomatoes tightly packed together on vines, it gets tricky to pick so best to cut fresh off the vine and pick individually onto crackers or salads.  Extremely sweet, but just you need to eat a lot of them—depending on your stomach and/or culinary dish. Child’s play.                       

                                                                                                      -Saved right a Space Dog, USA (Albuquerque) these tomato plants have beaten in the hail, drought, horned worms/hoppers, greenhouse failures and are adapted and ready to be planted.                                  - Best started inside for transplants* but roll the Hollywood dice and direct seed outside too. *great for container gardening. But if you were to start indoors - it’s highly suggested  to use heating mats for tomato/peppers  for faster germination                                               - Transplant, when at least 4” tall, after all danger of frost has passed. Mix in some bat guano/organic fertilizer when planting. Make sure soil doesn't get saturated                                                           —when in doubt let it dry out—scratch in some organic fertilizer weekly and pinch early flowers for more vegetative growth.                                                                    Indeterminate and will need trellising.   Minimum 30 seeds.