Sun Sugar Hybrid Tomato Seeds

I have been growing these for years. I have given these plants to novice 'growers', & all succeed. Water & sunlight & caging is the key.

As far as taste - the best.

They are more like a tomato tree. Plants grow huge & very prolific.

I seen other write they do not split. Many did split on me. That aside, these are very sweet tomatoes. You get quite a bit on a single plant and these outgrew an eight foot tall tomato cage. I wound up draping them over other tomato plants. You want a very sweet tomato then these are what you are looking for.

I've been growing these for 15 years. Best cherry tomato out there, ...what everyone tells me that gets a share of the booty. Very prolific. Mine hit more like 7 feet. Do not prune, ...that's just a waste of new tomatoes the new vines will produce.

I first heard about these from Curtis Stone on youtube when he did a comparison of cherry tomatoes he grew. He liked this better than others because they are really sweet and produce all season with no decrement of flavor over the season. To that I would add that they are gorgeous--luminescent, and don't tend to crack at all even though they are not thick skinned. I have found them to grow extremely well in my zone 6b full-sun garden. They also hold well on the vine. These are truly spectacular, checking ALL the boxes. My family eats them and we love them plus I have a little farm stand and my customers carry on about them. These are the only orange cherries I'll grow. I did try a competition against the Toranjino cherry tomato (from Johnny's) and it wasn't even close to as tasty as the very best--the Sun Sugar sold here. Seriously. Why waste time? These are total winners. Oh, I almost forgot to add that they are always the first to bear, bear all season, and are literally the last ones still producing at the end of the season.

Received my order 2.5 weeks ago. 16 seeds were in the packet. All 16 seeds have germinated. I'm a novice and used a Jiffy 50mm peat pellet greenhouse with Superthrive and grow lights. So far, so good!

I bought sun sugar plants from a local greenhouse last year and the tomatoes were like candy. I'm excited to see how growing from seed works out this year.