Wild Boar Farms Barred Boar Tomato

Indeterminate means the Large Barred Boar plant will continue to grow, flower, and produce fruit throughout the entire growing season until the first frost. You will need to provide a sturdy trellis or cage to support its ongoing vertical growth.

These tomatoes typically reach maturity in 65 to 75 days after transplanting. This makes them a relatively early-maturing variety compared to many other large-fruited heirlooms.

Yes, because these are open-pollinated seeds, you can save the seeds from your harvested tomatoes to plant in future seasons. They will grow true to type, allowing you to preserve the variety year after year.

For the best results, plant the seeds 1/4 inch deep in a seed-starting mix and keep them in a warm area between 70-85ºF. Once they have sprouted, ensure they receive plenty of full sun or high-quality grow lights.

You can expect these tomatoes to weigh between 8 and 12 ounces each. They feature a distinct flattened shape with a unique pink-brown color and green striping.

They thrive in fertile soil with consistent moisture, just like most heirloom tomatoes. Because they are a larger variety, keeping the soil evenly watered is key to preventing fruit cracking and ensuring the best flavor.