165 Orange Fountain Tomato Seeds | 0.35–0.7 oz Sweet Orange Cherry TomatoesItem NO.: UP-2507-choice

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165 Orange Fountain Tomato Seeds | 0.35–0.7 oz Sweet Orange Cherry Tomatoes

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Bright orange cherry tomatoes typically weigh 0.35–0.7 oz each.
Long trusses carry approximately 14–30 smooth, glossy fruits.
Fruits become sweetest and most flavorful when fully orange.
Early indeterminate vines produce heavily loaded clusters through the season.
Excellent for fresh eating, salads, garnishes, lunch boxes, and preserving.

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- Product Name: 165 Orange Fountain Tomato Seeds | 0.35–0.7 oz Sweet Orange Cherry Tomatoes
- Item NO.: UP-2507-choice
- Weight: 0.1 kg = 0.2205 lb = 3.5274 oz
- Category: BELLFARM Choice > Seeds > Tomato
- Tag: greenhouse tomato , Early Maturing Tomato , Sweet Cherry Tomato , Fresh Eating Tomato , Indeterminate Tomato , Rare Tomato Seeds , Fruity Tomato , Salad Tomato , Orange Fountain Tomato , Orange Cherry Tomato , Staking Tomato , Sweet Orange Tomato , cluster tomato , Early tomato , snack tomato , Orange Fountain tomato seeds , Orange Fountain cherry tomato , glossy orange tomato , long tomato truss , heavily loaded tomato
- Brand: Bellfarm®
- Creation Time: 2026-10-14
165 Orange Fountain is an early-maturing indeterminate cherry tomato producing long, heavily loaded trusses of bright orange fruits. The smooth, glossy fruits typically weigh approximately 0.35–0.7 oz each, with most fruits commonly falling in the 0.5–0.7 oz range. Each truss can carry approximately 14–30 fruits, creating a striking fountain-like display along the vigorous vines. Fruits develop their best sweetness and fruity flavor when fully ripened to a rich orange color. The firm, elongated-cylindrical tomatoes are excellent for fresh snacking, salads, lunch boxes, garnishing, and whole-fruit preserving. Provide sturdy staking, trellising, and regular training to support the long fruit clusters.