The ‘currant tomato’ (also known as the ‘cherry tomato’) is a small variety of tomato that comes in a variety of colors, including yellow.
Fruit characteristics: Yellow currant tomatoes are small, round and have a bright yellow color. They are usually very sweet and juicy, making them a popular snack.
Growing conditions: These tomatoes require plenty of sunlight and well-drained soil. They grow best in warm climates, but can also be grown in temperate regions if adequately protected.
Uses: Their sweet flavor makes yellow currant tomatoes great for eating fresh, for example in salads or as a snack. They can also be used in sauces or as a garnish.
Cultivation: Currant tomatoes can be grown both outdoors and in a greenhouse. It is important to water the plants regularly and to watch for pests as well as diseases. Support such as a tomato cage or stake can be helpful as the plants often grow tall.
Ripening time: The ripening time is about 60 to 75 days after planting the plants.
Special features: Currant tomatoes are often very productive and produce many fruits per plant. Their small size and sweet taste make them ideal for children and as a healthy snack.