Tiny Tim Tomato Seeds - Survival Garden Seeds (2 Pack)

All the seed I have used so far have germinated at almost 100%. I got these mainly to grow indoors in a hydroponic system over the winter. So far they look good. Staying short and looking very healthy. It will be a while yet before I get fruit but they seem ideal for container or hydroponic growing. If I am not mistaken, these are not hybrid tomatoes so I plan to save seeds once I get some fruit. If the taste is good, I plan to grow a lot of these next year. Animals are a big problem here so growing these in pots in a protected area should help. I haven't gotten fruit yet but they are supposed to be small plants with small tomatoes. These are relatively cheap and you get a decent quantity of seeds. Almost every seed has germinated too which isn't always the case with seeds.

The tomatoes have been lasting me a long time this season and I appreciated the quality that I got. Tomato seeds were determinant variety and def tiny tim. They tasted great. The color of seeds and value of seeds seed worth it for the price. Overall I would recommend to others.

These tomato plants are very small. I wasn't sure at one point if it was going to produce tomatoes. I started it indoors and it grew nicely, even got flowers, but didn't really get fruit. I decided to plant it outside when it got warmer and it flourished. I got so many tiny tomatoes from it. They were not my most favorite tomato taste but were still good and better than store bought. I want to keep experimenting because the purpose for my buying these seeds was to have tomatoes through the winter. I don't think I had a warm enough space last time so I will make some changes there. They are a good value and the instructions on the package are enough to plant tomatoes. Nothing fancy there. In the picture with the 3 tomatoes and the eggplant the Tiny Tim tomato is the tomato in the middle.

Love these they grew great.

This packet came with approximately 30 seeds. So far, I’ve had a 100% germination rate, which is impressive. I’m growing these Tiny Tim tomatoes hydroponically under LED grow lights. I tested two germination methods: o Paper towel method o Direct sow into rockwool cubes Both worked, but I saw the strongest early growth when I allowed the seeds to germinate on a damp paper towel and then carefully positioned the seedlings so the roots were just touching the nutrient solution at the bottom of a net cup (no grow medium). This required careful handling during the first couple of days to make sure the roots stayed in contact with the solution without submerging the stem or leaves, but the growth response was excellent. At just about 4 weeks in, the plants are compact, heavily leafed, and already developing multiple stems. Growth has been vigorous and uniform across all plants started. Very happy with the seed quality and consistency so far. The only reason I didn't rate this 5 stars is because I couldn't find any information in the listing about roughly how many seeds would be included in the packet, so I wasn't sure of even a rough idea of how many I was purchasing. That was my only pain point with this seller and product.

These Tiny Tim tomato seeds are perfect for growing indoors during the winter. The plants stay compact, making them ideal for containers and small indoor growing spaces. They’re easy to grow and produce plenty of tasty little cherry tomatoes. I love being able to grow fresh tomatoes indoors during the colder months. Great variety for container gardening, and I’m very happy with the results!

I planted the entire packet in organic potting soil, kept moist with 16 hours of sun a day, and only about 20 sprouted. After 2 months they only reached 1 inch height and died altogether a few weeks after that. No fresh cherry tomatoes this year; will try a different brand next season.

I have planted multiple of these. All started in pots indoors. I recently put one outside in my raised garden bed. Even though the plants are different sizes, all are doing well and starting to grow fruit. I would buy these again Update: The one that I am growing indoors in huge compared to the one outside. Both are fruiting. The indoor plant is almost a year old and starting to fruit and grow AGAIN.