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German Lunchbox

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About German Lunchbox

A popular heirloom from Germany. First offered commercially in 2006 by Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds , who obtained the seed from a local gentleman in Missouri, whose family brought this tomato with them when they immigrated to the USA from Germany. Indeterminate, regular leaf plant produces small
fruit the size of an egg, vibrant pink, and fruity sweet. Delicious! Perfectly sized for salads or putting in the lunchbox!

Culinary Use
Paste / Sauce / Canner / Salad
Flavor Profile
Sweet
Flesh Color
Red
Fruit Color
Pink
Fruit Shape
Elongated / Plum/Pear/Piriform
Fruit Size
Small
Leaf Type
Regular
Maturity
Mid-season
Plant Type
Indeterminate
Species
Solanum lycopersicum
Variety
Heirloom / Open Pollinated

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    Joan Russell

    I love this tomato but I cannot find a seeds in your new 2021 catalog. I would love to order some. Are there any left over from last year and are they out of stock or have you discontinued them

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    • Dorota Basiura
      Dorota Basiura Editor
      Website Content Director

      Hi Joan, this variety is available at https://www.rareseeds.com/store/vegetables/pink/german-lunchbox-tomato

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    Heidiolson4@yahoo.com Subscriber

    We got a very healthy plant of this type and the fruit looks great but tastes mushy. Help

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    • Dorota
      Dorota Editor
      Website Content Director

      Hi, can you tell us more about the growing conditions? Cultivation in a pot or in the ground? Watering? Fertilization? Some varieties react with deterioration of the fruit taste in conditions of too much rainfall or, for example, insufficient fertilization, especially with potassium and magnesium.

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