Tomato 'Adolf' - (Solanum arcanum x lycopersicum x habrochaites) (F2) - 7 seeds

Tomato 'Adolf' - (Solanum arcanum x lycopersicum x habrochaites) (F2) - 7 seeds

This variety was created by crossing a hybrid of a cultivated tomato with Solanum habrochaites and a hybrid we created of two other wild tomato species. We don't know the stability of this hybrid. The plant is self-compatible, so a single plant is sufficient for fruiting. The fruit of this variety is approximately 2.5 cm (1 inch) in size. They have a unique, amber-orange color, are hairy, and have a distinctive flavor—different from commonly cultivated tomato varieties. 'Adolf' has approximately 45% of its genes derived from the cultivated tomato (Solanum lycopersicum = Lycopersicon esculentum).. We offer seeds here that will produce F2 generation plants. The photos show F1 plants—those that produced F2 seeds. The F1 plants were fully resistant to potato blight. Whether this trait will persist in subsequent generations is unknown. Creating this variety took us a lot of work and time. It's worth trying this variety, as it has a unique flavor. If you're passionate about growing unique tomato varieties, you've come to the right place. This is our new creation—we're the only sellers of this variety. Each package contains 7 fresh seeds.

We've heard that some people are disgusted by the name of this variety... We named it 'Adolf' in honor of the father of one of us - the late Adolf Mieczysław Szymański (1955-2022). This name was also borne by his father and was given to him at a time when it did not yet have negative connotations. ...and it should not have only negative connotations, as it was borne by many valuable people (e.g. the Polish writer - Adolf Dygasiński).

Although the spring season is over, we managed to complete all the formalities and can now legally sell not only wild tomatoes, but also Solanum lycopersicum and its hybrids!

We ship seeds with a plant passport. They can only be purchased from European Union countries.