Tomato Ficarrazi/Geisheimer Early Tomato/John's Fire (seeds)
 Type: stake tomato
 Fruit type: beefsteak tomato
 Height: 1.60 m (indeterminate)
 Original origin: Italy
 Fruit ripening: early
 Taste: juicy, mild, balanced sweet-acid ratio, fruity, soft flesh
 Outdoor/pot/tub/balcony without roof: no
 seed year: 2024
 Variety video available: no
 The tomato variety Geisenheimer Frühtomate , developed in the late 1890s, was first compared with the variety Ficarazzi in 1902, and in 1906 it was found to be a selection from that variety. It later became known as Johannisfeuer after a seed dealer sold it under this name. name, although a comparison in the same year showed that both varieties were identical. Johannisfeuer is now registered as a red list variety in Germany, more information can be foundhere .
 The Ficarazzi tomato is a special variety that impresses with its distinctive shape and intense flavor. The full red, flat-round fruits are heavily ribbed and a real eye-catcher in every garden. Due to its compact growth height, this variety is particularly suitable for smaller gardens or Suitable for cultivation in pots. However, outdoor cultivation without a protective roof is not recommended .
 The Ficarazzi tomato should be regularly pruned and ideally grown with two shoots in order to develop its full yield potential . Due to the numerous but heavy fruits, it is important to support the plant well so that it remains stable and produces a rich harvest.
 The Ficarazzi impresses with its juicy fruits and a balanced sweet-sour ratio . Its mild aroma and soft flesh make it a versatile tomato that is suitable for both fresh consumption and for processing.
 The Ficarazzi tomato combines impressive appearance with excellent taste and is easy to care for. It is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a high-yielding tomato variety that can be easily grown in a smaller space.