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Grow attractive Yellow Pear Cherry Tomatoes, an indeterminate tomato type producing small pear-shaped fruits that mature to a bright yellow colour with a mild, pleasant tomato flavour.
Ideal for kitchen gardens, raised beds and GREEN GARDENS Grow Bags. Because this is an indeterminate climbing tomato, plants benefit from strong staking or trellis support as they continue growing and producing fruits over an extended period.
For healthy growth, use a fertile, well-drained growing medium prepared with GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost and Bhalu Mitti.
Germination Time: 7–14 days
Suitable Temperature: 15°C–28°C
Best Sowing Season: February, March & October - December
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Yellow Pear is an attractive cherry-type tomato known for its distinctive small pear-shaped yellow fruits.
The plants have an indeterminate growth habit, meaning vines continue producing new stems, flowers and fruits while suitable growing conditions remain available.
Because of this vigorous habit, plants require regular support and can perform especially well when trained vertically on bamboo stakes, cages or trellises.
Yellow Pear Cherry Tomatoes are ideal for:
Their unusual yellow colour and pear shape also make them particularly attractive for presentation.
Germination Time: 7–14 days
Suitable Temperature: 15°C–28°C
Keep the growing medium consistently moist during germination without making it waterlogged.
Stable warmth and moisture support better seedling emergence.
G-11 Grow Bag – 11 × 10 inch
Can be used for one plant where regular feeding, watering and support are maintained.
G-12 Grow Bag – 12 × 12 inch
Recommended for one tomato plant with improved root space.
G-24 Grow Bag – 24 × 12 inch
Suitable for growing multiple plants when adequate spacing and support are provided.
For an indeterminate tomato, larger root volume generally makes watering and plant management easier.
Yellow Pear is an indeterminate tomato, so strong support is important.
Suitable options include:
Install support early and gently tie growing stems as the plant becomes taller.
Use:
50% Vermicompost + 50% Bhalu Mitti (Sandy Soil)
Mix thoroughly before sowing or transplanting.
The growing medium should be:
Tomatoes need regular moisture but should never remain in permanently waterlogged soil.
1. Prepare the Growing Medium
Mix 50% Vermicompost + 50% Bhalu Mitti thoroughly and prepare a fine, loose seed-starting surface.
2. Sow the Seeds
Sow seeds approximately 0.5–1 cm deep.
Cover lightly with fine soil.
3. Water Gently
Use a fine mist or gentle shower.
Keep the growing medium consistently moist throughout germination.
4. Germination
Seeds generally germinate within 7–14 days under suitable conditions.
5. Provide Good Light
After emergence, place seedlings in a bright location.
Established tomato plants perform best with approximately 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
6. Thin the Seedlings
Remove weak or overcrowded seedlings once true leaves develop.
7. Transplanting
Transplant seedlings once they are sturdy and have approximately 4–6 true leaves.
Plant them into beds, large pots or suitable GREEN GARDENS grow bags.
8. Plant Spacing
Maintain approximately 45–60 cm between plants where adequate space is available.
Good spacing improves airflow and makes indeterminate vines easier to train.
9. Install Support
Provide stakes, cages or a trellis soon after transplanting.
Tie stems loosely as they grow.
10. Watering
Water deeply and consistently.
Allow the upper layer of soil to begin drying slightly between watering while maintaining relatively even moisture.
Avoid repeated cycles of severe dryness followed by heavy watering.
11. Feeding
The recommended potting mix already contains Vermicompost.
Additional GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost may be applied lightly around established plants when required.
12. Pruning & Training
Train the main vines vertically on their support.
Where desired, excessive side shoots can be selectively removed to improve airflow and make the plant easier to manage.
Avoid excessive pruning that removes too much healthy foliage.
13. Flowering & Fruit Development
Small flowers develop into clusters of pear-shaped fruits.
Fruits usually begin green and gradually turn bright yellow when mature.
14. Harvesting
Harvest when fruits have developed their mature yellow colour and feel firm but fully developed.
Use clean scissors or gently twist mature fruits from the cluster without damaging nearby stems.
Regular picking supports continued production on healthy indeterminate plants.
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