Dwarf Datterino Tomato Seeds

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[Solanum lycopersicum] Dwarf datterino tomato seeds, compact determinate plant, small sweet fruits, ideal for pots.

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Dwarf Datterino Tomato

Dwarf datterino tomato is a determinate-growth variety, with small, elongated, very sweet fruits borne on a compact plant ideal for small spaces such as balconies and terraces.

The Dwarf Datterino Tomato Plant

It belongs to the species Solanum lycopersicum, family Solanaceae. Unlike indeterminate varieties, it forms a compact bush about 35-40 cm tall, with an upright or slightly trailing habit, needing no staking.

How to Sow Dwarf Datterino Tomato

Sow in a heated seedbed between February and March, keeping the soil between 20 and 25°C; transplant between April and May, even directly into a pot at least 25 cm in diameter.

How to Grow Dwarf Datterino Tomato

Thanks to its compact habit it needs no staking or removal of side shoots, operations which would actually reduce yield; it prefers sunny positions and regular watering, ideally through drip irrigation.

Tips for Dwarf Datterino Tomato

Harvest is staggered from June to October; the fruits, averaging about 30 g, ripen with excellent uniformity and good resistance to overripening.

Diseases and Pests of Dwarf Datterino Tomato

It can be affected by root rot and powdery mildew in waterlogged conditions; good mulching and a well-drained substrate, especially in pots, greatly reduce these risks.

Uses and Curiosities of Dwarf Datterino Tomato

Its pronounced sweetness makes it perfect for fresh salads, quick sauces and eating whole as a snack, keeping its quality intact even after harvest.

Properties of Dwarf Datterino Tomato

Rich in lycopene, vitamin C and minerals, dwarf datterino tomato has antioxidant properties that contribute to overall wellbeing.

Nutritional Values of Dwarf Datterino Tomato

  • Calories: about 18 kcal
  • Protein: 0.9 g
  • Carbohydrates: 3.9 g
  • Fat: 0.2 g
  • Fibre: 1.2 g