Pepper Joe's Pineapple Tomato Seeds

Indeterminate means the vines will continue to grow, flower, and produce fruit throughout the entire season until the first frost hits. Because they keep growing, you will need to provide sturdy stakes or cages to support the heavy vines and large fruit.

These are a late-season variety, typically taking 80 to 89 days to reach maturity after transplanting. Plan your garden timeline accordingly to ensure you have enough warm weather left in the season for them to ripen fully.

While you can grow them in containers, it is challenging. Because these plants grow up to 60 inches tall and produce heavy 1-2 lb fruits, you would need a very large, heavy-duty container with excellent support structures to keep the plant from tipping over.

Pineapple tomatoes are known for being sweet and low-acid. Their flavor is mild and fruity, making them excellent for fresh eating, caprese salads, or any dish where you want the tomato's natural sweetness to shine.

Yes. Because these heirlooms produce massive fruits weighing up to 2 lbs, the vines can easily snap under the weight. Use heavy-duty tomato cages or strong stakes and tie the vines securely as the fruit begins to develop.