Tomato Growers Sun Sugar Tomato

The 'FT' indicates that this specific hybrid variety has been bred with resistance to Fusarium Wilt and Tobacco Mosaic Virus, two common soil-borne and viral diseases that can impact tomato health.

Indeterminate plants continue to grow and produce fruit until the first frost, so you should plan for a sturdy trellis or cage at least 5 to 6 feet tall. They will need consistent support and pruning to manage their vigorous, vining growth habit throughout the season.

You can expect to start harvesting these cherry tomatoes approximately 62 days after transplanting your seedlings into the garden. Because they are high-yielding, you will likely be picking fruit steadily from that point until the end of the season.

One of the standout features of the Sun Sugar FT is its high resistance to cracking. While many thin-skinned cherry tomatoes split easily after a heavy rain, this variety is specifically bred to hold its integrity on the vine longer.

Because this is a hybrid variety, the seeds you save will not grow true to type. If you plant seeds harvested from these tomatoes, the resulting plants may have different characteristics, flavor profiles, or growth habits than the parent plant.