Tomato Buffalosteak F1 AGM produces extra-large juicy tomatoes which can grow up to 500gm each. This variety is ideal for slicing or stuffing. It has intensely good colour and an excellent meaty type flavour.
Tomato Buffalosteak fruits have a delicate, sweet flavour that’s delicious sliced into sandwiches and burgers. The fruits of this beefsteak tomato show good resistance to cracking, and plants are resistant to verticillium and fusarium wilt.
Buffalosteak is an indeterminate (cordon) variety so will need pinching out & staking when it reaches the required height and this will encourage the plant into putting its energy into growing tomatoes & ripening fruit. We grow this one in our greenhouse but it can be as equally successful outside.
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Tomato Buffalosteak Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 10 seeds per pack. |
| Site: | Sunny, fertile but sheltered spot or in greenhouse/polytunnel. |
| Indoors or Outdoors | |
| Type: | Indeterminate - Cordon - will require staking |
| When to Sow: | February to April under cover. |
| How to Sow: | Sow seeds thinly in seed trays of seed & potting compost or 2-3 seeds in small pots and cover lightly with a little compost. Firm compost gently and water carefully. Keep in heated greenhouse / propagator at about 15-20C. Transplant into larger individual pots when 10cm tall. 'Harden off' plants for 3-4 days before finally planting them outside from May to June, at a spacing of 45cm between plants. It is best to plant deeply to a depth of 0.5cm below the seed leaves - this helps to give a nice sturdy plant. This variety can also be grown in a greenhouse in a large pot/greenhouse soil or grow bags. |
| Care: | Keep protected if frost is forecast with a fleece or a cloche. They require daily watering and feeding with a high potassium, tomato fertiliser once a week when the fruit has begun to set. 'Buffalosteak' is a cordon plant that will require staking and support as it produces a heavy crop of tomatoes over a long period. Will require side shoots 'pinching out'. |
| Harvest: | June to September. |
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RHS Award of Garden Merit
| Tomato Buffalosteak Seeds have been awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit (AGM). This award indicates that the plant is recommended by the RHS and helps gardeners make informed choices about plants. [] |
