Sweet Million Hybrid Cherry Tomato

Very good germination and high yield of tasty fruit. My go to cherry tomato. I’ve been growing them for years in my greenhouse and snack while in there and freeze excess.

2023 was my first year with raised bed garden, and sweet million. Love the flavor and productivity of these, did learn not to put 6 plants in one end of the planter, despite often and intense pruning it got so crowded that picking the center was difficult. Lesson learned, this year won't plant so close together. in 2023, I snacked on them, put in salads, even canned a bunch whole (with skins). After much rain, the chickens even got a lot of split skin ones, which they loved. Planting them again in 2024, looking forward to a summer (and into the fall) of the tasty snack size tomato.

I have a small backyard garden and ended up planting 2 of these tomato plants but really only needed 1! We were SHOCKED at how many tomatoes we got every day! As indeterminates go, they grew the fruits and we often collected tomatoes from the same bunch for a bout a week. It was amazing! The plant grew so many stems too well even with consistent trimming, the area where it was planted turned into a jungle haha. The plant also kept growing well into the fall (in Southern California). It slowed down in production, but if we hadn't cut it down it would probably have given us tomatoes until Christmas!

We grew it with a rope attached to a horizontal pole and supported it with the rope. Deep watered every few days, sometimes a bit more in the summer. But the plant never seemed to dry out even with some hot hot CA summer days. No problems with pests except a tomato worm here and there but nothing compared to previous experiences. Also no problems at all with disease. The foliage was green and healthy the whole time! Tomatoes were sweet and usually eaten right off the vine. Definitely going to plant it again this year as it grew fast, stayed healthy, and literally felt like we got a million tomatoes!

This tomato is prolific! I would go out every other day and collect half a gallon of cherry tomatoes from 2 plants. I planted jellybean tomatoes too, but the sweet flavor of this tomato made it far superior. My husband even asked me to plant these again for a healthy snack. I don’t like raw tomatoes, but I dehydrated these and they were delicious- kind of like dehydrated strawberries.