Big Beef Hybrid Tomato 45 Seeds -Colossal Fruit Size!

I was very sceptical at first. The seeds arrived in a ziplock bag, in a normal #10 envelope that was flatten by the USPS Sorting machines. The seeds looks flat and crushed. I contacted "Seeds Direct" and they assured me that this was normal. I thought I was going to have to write a scathing review, but now I have to Apologize Immensely to "Seeds Direct" for my Distrust. Out of the 45 seed that I received, I planted 10 of them and Much to My Amazement, Every Single Seed Grew. I trimmed back (Eliminated) 4 of the 10 Tomato bushes from my garden that were growing the slowest. The Remaining 6 are becoming Amazingly Huge! They are already flowering after 7 weeks from germination. I anticipate picking Colossal Big Beef Hybrid Tomatoes in July 4th. I live in the Northeast and it's been try this summer, so they do need a lot of water. "Seed Direct" Rules!!! I'm going to try and buy the same seeds next year and see if I have the same results. For $3.18, your can't beat that with a sick!

Put the seeds in a pot sprouted in a few days then fed with plant food once a week. In a few weeks already have tomatoes, very big plant, water daily.

I have raised Big Beef tomatoes for years. The seed were trash seed. Some were very rough and small pink tomatoes and others were red and the size of a golf ball. Amazon needs to stop doing bossiness with this provider. It is a much larger loss than the price of the seed -- many hours have been invested by the time you realize you have junk plants.

Shipping was a bit slow. Don't know why they couldn't just put in in a first class envelope (maybe some regulation). Anyway I planted 8 seeds as soon as I got them. 7 seeds germinated in about 5 days and I transplanted into individual small pots. after about 2 weeks, surprise!- seed # 8 pops up. So I have to say that 100% germination is pretty good. The little plants are in a small glass box outside to protect them from the thunderstorms and hopefully I can transplant and have Fall tomatoes by October.

I planted these in individual containers, and put them under a grow light, they all came up and are doing well.

Great variety, great flavor

I grow these every year

I got poor results from these seeds and there are no planting instructions.