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Tomato Nimu variegated (seeds)
Type:Bush tomato/Dwarf tomato
Fruit type:Salad tomato
Growth height:1.50 m (determined)
Original origin:USA



Fruit ripeness: medium
Taste:soft flesh, mild, tomatoey, slightly sweet
Outdoor/pot/bucket/raised bed/balcony without roof: Yes
Seed year: 2023
Variety video available: no

The Nimu variegated tomato variety is a unique and rare variety. The plants produce medium-sized, round to slightly flattened fruits with an unusual color. She is also an absolute eye-catcher because of hervariegation(Leaves spotted, stems two-colored, see pictures 3 and 4).

It doesn't get that high and can therefore fit in very wellpots, demraised bedor insmall gardenbe cultivated. 
 








The Nimu variegated tomatoes have a sweet, mild and fruity taste.
 

The plants of the Nimu variegated variety are hardy and grow well in most climates. The Nimu handled hail and storms well. A recommended oneoutdoor variety!
 

Due to their rarity and attractive appearance, Nimu variegated tomatoes are very popular among collectors and lovers of unusual tomato varieties.

Since the Nimu variegated is a bush tomato, it should be tied well. Their fruits are also plentiful and very heavy. It is not necessary to size it out.

Nimu variegated (seeds)

SKU: B-63
1,80 €Price

Free shipping from 15 euros.

There are 10 seeds in a bag. The seeds are solid and fermented. 

VAT is not shown (small business, § 19 UStG)

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Please note that the seeds are offered free of charge. The prices listed only cover the costs for the 
Material used and the amount of work (seed removal, drying, labeling, packaging, etc.).

It is important to emphasize that the seeds offered are intended exclusively for the production of ornamental plants.
may be used as required by the applicable EU regulation.

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