521 Yellow Kite Tomato Seeds | 10.6 oz+ Yellow-Pink Bicolor BeefsteaksItem NO.: UP-2358-choice

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521 Yellow Kite Tomato Seeds | 10.6 oz+ Yellow-Pink Bicolor Beefsteaks

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Large yellow bicolor tomatoes commonly weighing 10.6 oz or more.
Golden-yellow fruits may develop a delicate pink blush at full ripeness.
Juicy, meaty flesh offers a rich, honey-like sweetness.
Vigorous indeterminate plants reach approximately 6 ft under favorable conditions.
Excellent for fresh slicing, salads, sandwiches, juice, and golden tomato sauce.

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- Product Name: 521 Yellow Kite Tomato Seeds | 10.6 oz+ Yellow-Pink Bicolor Beefsteaks
- Item NO.: UP-2358-choice
- Weight: 0.1 kg = 0.2205 lb = 3.5274 oz
- Category: BELLFARM Choice > Seeds > Tomato
- Tag: Heart Shaped Tomato , Yellow Bicolor Tomato , Yellow Pink Tomato , Slicing Tomato , Meaty Tomato , Golden Yellow Tomato , Large Yellow Tomato , pink blush tomato , Golden Beefsteak Tomato , Yellow Beefsteak Tomato , oblate tomato , Yellow Kite Tomato seeds , Yellow Kite tomato , Korshun Zhyoltyj tomato , Korshun Zheltyy tomato , Giant Yellow Kite tomato , Russian yellow tomato , Russian collector tomato , giant yellow tomato , broad heart tomato
- Brand: Bellfarm®
- Creation Time: 2026-09-22
521 Yellow Kite is a vigorous, midseason indeterminate tomato circulated from Russia under the name Korshun Zhyoltyj. Strong, tall plants with broad foliage produce large yellow bicolor tomatoes commonly weighing 10.6 oz or more. Fruits vary from broad-heart to oblate beefsteak shapes and may develop a soft pink blush as they become fully ripe. The pale yellow to golden flesh is juicy and meaty, sometimes showing delicate pink marbling near the center. Its exceptionally sweet flavor is often described as honey-like, making Yellow Kite an excellent fresh slicing tomato for salads, sandwiches, tomato platters, juice, and golden sauces. Train the vigorous plants to two or three main stems and provide sturdy support for the heavy fruits.