MOCCUROD 100 Seeds Indoor Cherry Tomato Dwarf Red and Yellow Tomato Rare Vegetable Heirloom Seeds

Super happy with growing these seeds indoors this year. I’ve grown “mini” varieties, like Tiny Tim and they took up 2-3 times the space and less than 1/2 the yield of very small tomatoes. These amazing plants are small, sturdy and set an amazing load of fruit for their size. I put 2-3 plants in a 2 gal pot with good soil/compost and they went nuts. They were no more than 12” tall at maturity, loaded with fruit and require NO support. They’re very compact and space efficient under the grow light. The fruits are delicious — especially the reds. The Reds had a lower germination rate for some reason but the plants that did germinate are prolific and most are producing out-sized cherry tomatoes that are super sweet. I will be saving seeds from those reds! Yellows had 100% germination and produce good fruit. Make sure to tap plants and use a small fan, etc during their intense flowering stage so you get max pollination — but i highly recoomend these amazing little plants!

So far all seeds have germinated and sprouted on rock wool. Excellent germination rate! I was a bit disappointed that the seeds just come in one mixed bag and you won’t know what variety you are growing until it fruits. Update: Now that mine are producing fruit they all appear about the same and I honestly can’t say if they are orange or a red or somewhere in between because I pick them and eat them when they’re dark orange and almost red so it doesn’t really matter. They are more of an orange if anything. They are slightly sweet and slightly tart and delicious. These were easy to grow and Perfect for winter indoor hydroponics in my windowsills and I’m currently picking ripe tomatoes daily (in March/April which is way before I could plant any tomatoes outside in my climate!) and using them in salads. I grew these in hydroponic mason jars in my south facing windows. These are truly “dwarf” cherry plants and I would give these five out of five stars and I’ll definitely buy again if I run out of seeds. I have bought “dwarf” cherry seeds in the past that were NOT dwarf and they ended up being huge and I’ve tried the orange hat variety, and they had a very low germination rate and were very hard and slow to get to maturity, so this strain is much easier and higher success rate than anything else I’ve tried in a dwarf variety suitable for indoor gardening. I am sure you could do these in soil and they’d be great for an Aero garden type set up, but I prefer the hydroponics for my winter windowsill gardens and I aggressively trim my leaves so these do look a bit like a bonsai tomato tomato plant on purpose, so that the fruit can get as much sun as possible.

I would have given these 5 stars had they not sent both seeds in one package. We grew them in a larger tent, and they did germinate with no problem. However, we had trouble getting them to flower and fruit. I did end up using a pollinator tool on them. If you are going to plant these in a grow tent. They can be tough to get going. It's the middle of winter and we are on the second crop of them. The tomatoes are delicious. Sweet, plump, smaller than an average store-bought cherry tomato, perfect for salads.

I got yellow cherry tomatoes and they've grown very well in Hydroponic system.

This is come in one bag and doesn't Mark whether it's red or yellow, so you don't know what is what. This would have got five stars if it were marked. All seeds sprouted.

These are TRUE dwarf seeds and only grow about 6 inches tall or less on average. They came nicely labeled and separated by color. That being said, they do grow quite wide. I grew two tomatoes at the back of my hydroponic system (one in each corner) and some flowers in the middle and it became very dense and will need to be pruned. Still waiting for them to ripen but have gotten a decent amount of tomatoes off of the plants so far! Happy with my purchase!

Planted them on my hydroponic system, all that was Planted came up and is doing great.

Quite disappointed that I paid all this money for these seeds and not even one of them sprouted. I followed all the weird directions, got the seed starters, etc. The seeds from the dollar store have no problems growing.