Dwarf tomato
Solanum lycopersicum

Dwarf Tomato Vilma is a petite and charming tomato variety known for its compact, bushy growth and small, round fruit. These diminutive plants are ideal for limited garden space, patios, or even windowsill containers. The tomatoes themselves are roughly the size of a golf ball, exhibiting a vibrant red hue when fully ripened. This delightful variety is primarily cultivated for its sweet and tangy flavor, making it a perfect choice for fresh salads, snacking, or garnishing various culinary dishes. The miniature size of Dwarf Tomato Vilma also adds a whimsical touch to any garden or kitchen, making it a favorite among home gardeners and urban growers. Although the specific origins of Dwarf Tomato Vilma may not be widely documented, it belongs to the broader family of dwarf tomato varieties developed through meticulous breeding efforts aimed at creating compact, prolific, and flavorful plants. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this petite tomato is sure to bring joy to your garden and your palate.

Growing conditions

Dwarf Tomato Vilma thrives in typical tomato-growing conditions. It requires full sun exposure, well-drained soil with good organic matter, and regular watering to maintain consistent moisture levels. It's essential to provide support for the plants as they grow, such as stakes or cages, to prevent the small branches from bending under the weight of the fruit. Pruning can also help manage the compact growth and enhance air circulation.

Growing phases (4)

Germination

Vegetative growth

Flowering

Fruiting

Growing phases (4)

1. Germination

10 days

  • Lighting

    350/m2/s, 18/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    28°C

  • Soil moisture

    50%

  • Plant temperature

    24°C

  • Air humidity

    24%

2. Vegetative growth

40 days

  • Lighting

    350/m2/s, 18/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    25°C

  • Soil moisture

    40%

  • Plant temperature

    25°C

  • Air humidity

    25%

3. Flowering

15 days

  • Lighting

    350/m2/s, 18/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    25°C

  • Soil moisture

    40%

  • Plant temperature

    25°C

  • Air humidity

    25%

4. Fruiting

20 days

  • Lighting

    350/m2/s, 18/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    25°C

  • Soil moisture

    40%

  • Plant temperature

    25°C

  • Air humidity

    25%

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