Yellow Pear Cherry Tomato Seeds | 30 Seeds

How to Grow Yellow Pear Cherry Tomato Seeds:
Yellow Pear cherry tomatoes are warm-season, indeterminate vines that fruit heavily, so start seeds indoors for best results. Sow seeds 6–8 weeks before your last frost (or before your cool season ends). Plant 0.5 cm (¼ in) deep in seed-starting mix, keep evenly moist, and keep soil warm around 22–27°C (72–80°F). Germination usually takes 5–10 days. Once sprouts appear, give very bright light 14–16 hours a day so seedlings stay compact. When they have 2–3 true leaves, pot up to larger containers. Harden off for 7–10 days, then transplant outdoors only when nights are consistently warm and soil is heated. Plant deep (bury part of the stem) in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Space plants 45–60 cm (18–24 in) apart and install a cage/trellis at planting time because the vines will climb and sprawl all season.

How to Care for Yellow Pear Cherry Tomatoes:
Water deeply and consistently—steady moisture prevents cracking and blossom-end rot; avoid letting soil swing from bone-dry to soaked. Mulch helps keep moisture even and reduces disease splash. Feed regularly: mix compost in at planting, then use a balanced tomato fertilizer every 2–3 weeks; once flowering starts, shift to a bloom/fruit fertilizer (lower nitrogen, higher potassium) for better fruiting. Because Yellow Pear is indeterminate, prune lightly for airflow and easier harvesting: remove lower leaves touching soil and a few suckers if the plant gets too dense (don’t over-prune in very hot climates). Watch for aphids, whiteflies, hornworms, and mites; treat early with hand-picking or gentle soap/neem sprays. Harvest when fruits turn a clear, bright yellow and feel slightly firm—pick often to keep new clusters coming. With sun, warmth, and regular harvests, this variety will produce nonstop until cool weather.

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